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joecitizennn
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Neil924
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Rasta Monsta
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50 to 60k my ass. Cars with mileage that low don't need new carpet or new leather, nor do they usually have pedal pad wear visible in the pics.
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ROBB
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Notice the nose panel and fenders have bondo. No seam between them. This is what the PO of my car did to fix the front body panels after a wreck. The paint in the engine compartment doesn't match either. NO damage, NO way.
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Nobbi
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+ 1 rob,
good eyes!
Interesting history, 3 po `s in germany.Then he or she must be in the US Forces and bought the "German" 924.Wonder how he handled the registration in the States, because that car has no cat-converter what so ever.....But i like the 4 Lug wheels, never seen these before.I think the price shown is ok for the car.
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Neil924
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| Rasta Monsta wrote: | | 50 to 60k my ass. Cars with mileage that low don't need new carpet or new leather, nor do they usually have pedal pad wear visible in the pics. |
| ROBB wrote: | | Notice the nose panel and fenders have bondo. No seam between them. This is what the PO of my car did to fix the front body panels after a wreck. The paint in the engine compartment doesn't match either. NO damage, NO way. |
| Nobbi wrote: | + 1 rob,
good eyes!
Interesting history, 3 po `s in germany.Then he or she must be in the US Forces and bought the "German" 924.Wonder how he handled the registration in the States, because that car has no cat-converter what so ever.....But i like the 4 Lug wheels, never seen these before.I think the price shown is ok for the car.
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Wow, perhaps I needed more than 4 seconds to look at the car!  |
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joecitizennn
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joecitizennn
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tom!
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Those wheels were made by ATS, they were popular on mk.1 Golfs as well. The 4x108 version is really rare and was made for the 924 as the offset matches no other car.
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2Fast
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| Rasta Monsta wrote: | | 50 to 60k my ass. Cars with mileage that low don't need new carpet or new leather, nor do they usually have pedal pad wear visible in the pics. |
It might be a rebuild. Look at how the engine compartment is painted black (no visible engine overspray) and the coil is replaced.
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joecitizennn
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| 2Fast wrote: | | Rasta Monsta wrote: | | 50 to 60k my ass. Cars with mileage that low don't need new carpet or new leather, nor do they usually have pedal pad wear visible in the pics. |
It might be a rebuild. Look at how the engine compartment is painted black (no visible engine overspray) and the coil is replaced. |
Notice blue overspray on the hood latch. It is my opinion that the car may have been black and was repainted blue. |
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