Wanted- RHD RS2

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Wanted- RHD RS2

Post by cristyn » Mon Feb 18, 2008 5:29 pm

Hi,
Anyone know of a great RS2 for sale, good miles, service history etc as I want it as my daily/family use car. RHD non modified ideally, and leather interior (I assume more hard wearing with the impact of a 3 month year old daughter's output!!?).
Not an urget time purchase as need to shift my old 911 SC first, no room for the buggy
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Re: Wanted- RHD RS2

Post by rs2315 » Mon Feb 18, 2008 9:02 pm

cristyn wrote:Hi,
Anyone know of a great RS2 for sale, good miles, service history etc as I want it as my daily/family use car. RHD non modified ideally, and leather interior (I assume more hard wearing with the impact of a 3 month year old daughter's output!!?).
Not an urget time purchase as need to shift my old 911 SC first, no room for the buggy
Cheers
Pistonheads, looks like a nice silver one on there. 77,000 RHD
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Post by scillyisles » Tue Feb 19, 2008 12:12 pm

The silver one on pistonheads at 77K miles looks nice but you would need to budget for 5 tyres as it has the wrong tyres on it. Dunlop 8080 tyres in width 245/40/ZR17 are dangerous on a 7" rim. The correct tyre size (on tyres available today) for the 7" OEM rims is 225/45ZR17. The RS Blue one at around the same mileage also looks good.
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Post by cristyn » Tue Feb 19, 2008 9:28 pm

and both good price wise? the black one on PH for $10k but 110k on the clock not worth a look? I assume better to go low mileage and spend a bit up front as a rule of thumb thanks for the help!!

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Post by rs2315 » Wed Feb 20, 2008 6:23 pm

cristyn wrote:and both good price wise? the black one on PH for $10k but 110k on the clock not worth a look? I assume better to go low mileage and spend a bit up front as a rule of thumb thanks for the help!!
Best car's to look for are ones with history. If you can get proof of work done on car, that's a bonus.
Don't buy a car that needs all the job's doing on it.
Mine as far as I can tell is sound as far as the real expensive stuff is concerned.
But it was missing a lot of small items, when added up come to a tidy sum :roll:
Between 10 and 12k with higher mileage would get a good example.
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Post by alastairg » Mon Feb 25, 2008 3:15 pm

Always buy the RS2 that has been through an enthusiasts hands. These cars usually need several grand spending at 10-12years old. Main areas IME Calipers, lower door trims, dampers for starters
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Post by cristyn » Mon Feb 25, 2008 4:22 pm

thanks - don't suppose you/anyone can recommend an independent garage/inspection service who could give any prospective purchase a thorough look over?

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Post by AlWyn » Mon Feb 25, 2008 4:31 pm

Just to let you (or anyone else currently looking) know a very very nice... one of the best imho :wink: 2 owner 50k rhd in volcano black RS2 has come onto the market today... get yourself onto S2forum and check out the for sale board... its user name Sherv (Dans) a truly lovely car CheeRS

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Post by cristyn » Mon Feb 25, 2008 9:49 pm

thanks - nice looking car and sounds in tip top shape too. Better sell the wife...

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Post by AlWyn » Tue Feb 26, 2008 11:16 am

cristyn wrote:thanks - nice looking car and sounds in tip top shape too. Better sell the wife...
Any pics of the wife? :wink:

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Post by cristyn » Tue Feb 26, 2008 12:43 pm

just got to get her out from under the stairs first... :wink:

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Post by AlWyn » Thu Feb 28, 2008 9:23 pm

Was it you buddy who bought Dans RS2 today?

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Post by cristyn » Fri Feb 29, 2008 8:14 pm

hi, no it wasnt me - did see it on the forum though...looked a good motor. Am still eyes open at the moment and learning as much as I can before I raid the piggy bank!!

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