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Definitely not worth the effort or cost in my opinion, given that you are going to sell. Ive done more than a dozen Porsche Resto/refurbs and despite enjoying the journey I just do it because I have time on my hands, without exception, I would have made the same "profit" on the cars if I had sold them "as is" versus spending the time and money to bring them up to a high standard.

Not using as much as I had hoped, although buying two more cars and Corona haven't helped. Just clicked over 2000 kms recently and the weather here is nice, but unless the borders open I can't see me reaching my goal of 5000kms in its first year. Reflection from Sunday.

I'm making a couple of assumptions here, after reading your post. That is that you hadn't driven a Boxster through the twisties before? Second is that you haven't driven a broad variety of sports cars through similar roads? Based on the above I'm calling bullshit, with all due respect.

Good luck trying to buy a manual Cayman in these Covid times, 1 left Under $85K as of today.

Genuine sale, the buyer is active here and knOws a good car when he sees it.

Sold, thanks PFA

Original steel wheels, original paint, set of 4. Three dated 1969 and one dated 1970. Have three Crest hub caps to suit. Asking $1200 obo

26mm bars sold, thanks PFA.

Ronal certainly made some nice wheels

Local guy here in Adelaide 1988 944 Turbo S https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/271433034285567/

Yes, still available.

I saw this on Carsales a couple of months ago, thought the sellers name looked familiar👍

I'm sure you've seen already Hugh, to get a nice one you need to spend $$. KK have nice ones.

Yes they are.

Unfortunately both my lids are for an early car. I do have a front bar but it is the bar only (13mm)