Need suggestions for custom plates for a Porsche

[Mark Preus]

I think it has more to do with it being an $18,000 1991 Porsche (probably Targa or high mileage Carrera)
It will not be anything like what is listed above.

Same thing as buying a Ferrari Mondial or a 308. You're getting the name and none of what made it good.

It's a targa with 120,000 miles. The motor was freshened up and has around 9000 on it with a cam exhaust and a chip. On my way to pick it up right now. I will post pics this weekend

[Big A]

It's a targa with 120,000 miles. The motor was freshened up and has around 9000 on it with a cam exhaust and a chip. On my way to pick it up right now. I will post pics this weekend

Check your price, but if you want it, get it. How about PSY MGNT. lol

Chicks are stupid about cars, I've gotten quite a few compliments on my less than new ride.

[Mark Preus]

Check your price, but if you want it, get it. How about PSY MGNT. lol

Chicks are stupid about cars, I've gotten quite a few compliments on my less than new ride.

Well now I'm getting it for 17k. And it comes with a extra set of track wheels and tires.

[JP135]

Excellent!

[Hobie]

I think it has more to do with it being an $18,000 1991 Porsche (probably Targa or high mileage Carrera)
It will not be anything like what is listed above.

Same thing as buying a Ferrari Mondial or a 308. You're getting the name and none of what made it good.

When I was a kid 20+ year old sports cars in good shape were classics, but in todays GOTTA HAVE THE NEWEST SHIT NOW NOW NOW world classic is synonymous with "old and busted."

I saw an older guy (60+) in a really clean 308 in Garland of all places a couple months back. Not for me, but one in great shape would be a cool weekend cruiser.

Eh I disagree. I like those older Porsches. Sure its not brand new and not a turbo, but its still a nice piece of metal IMO, and the guy aint bragging about it or anything claiming to be something its not.

I would be more than happy with a 993 or 964 in good shape with great wheels that I could cruise or track on weekends.

I don't think most people who buy 20 year old Porsches intend on impressing valet drivers or parting velvet ropes in front of "da club."

[Trip McNeely]

I still want a '96 Turbo AWD. They still fetch a pretty penny however.