Kim Crosser wrote:Ever heard the saying about the cobbler's children who went barefoot?
gulf911 wrote:It is only my opinion, but I don' think you should be looking in the auto trader for a 'good' porsche. PML, Panorama etc. would be a better bet. Good Luck!
Dan
Jad wrote:........there may be a difference between looking for a very rare early 70's 911 and a popular modern street car that normal people drive.
Jad wrote:The other problem with Pano etc is the lead time. It is 3 months or so from when you decide to sell until the ad arrives at someones home, then often longer before they read the classified ads. In addition besides high prices, when you are trying to buy, the cars are long gone if they are decent at a decent price. I have always done better with the Autotrader or word of mouth for both buying and selling.
Then again, it is not that unusual for Dan and I to disagree
Also, there may be a difference between looking for a very rare early 70's 911 and a popular modern street car that normal people drive.
gulf911 wrote:Jad wrote:The other problem with Pano etc is the lead time. It is 3 months or so from when you decide to sell until the ad arrives at someones home, then often longer before they read the classified ads. In addition besides high prices, when you are trying to buy, the cars are long gone if they are decent at a decent price. I have always done better with the Autotrader or word of mouth for both buying and selling.
Then again, it is not that unusual for Dan and I to disagree
Also, there may be a difference between looking for a very rare early 70's 911 and a popular modern street car that normal people drive.
Maybe pano was not a good example , but I stand by my opinion that Autotrader would be the last avenue. I should have added Rennlist, Pelican, and other web based porsche classified's, as good sources. IMHO.. Unless of course Jad has an objection...
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