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For sale is my beautiful Porsche Roadster Convertible D made by Intermeccanica (2004). For more information and more pictures go to http://www.infopak.com/356/
Contact me if you should have any questions. Thanks for looking.
Contact me if you should have any questions. Thanks for looking.
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For sale is my beautiful Porsche Roadster Convertible D made by Intermeccanica (2004). For more information and more pictures go to http://www.infopak.com/356/
Contact me if you should have any questions. Thanks for looking.
Contact me if you should have any questions. Thanks for looking.
That is a really nice car, for a really, really good price. Good luck with your sale.
CORRECTION: This is a 2002 Intermeccanica and not a 2004.
This would be a great entry level car for someone who is trying to figure out exactly what they want to order when they finally purchase their brand new Vintage Speedster.
"This would be a great entry level car for someone who is trying to figure out exactly what they want to order when they finally purchase their brand new Vintage Speedster."
ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,cough,cough,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha....
ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,cough,cough,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha....
Tom, I'm a little offended by 'entry level' can't you say 'less expensive' lol.
ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,sorry, I can't stop laughing, ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ah....
Feel free to make me an offer :)
Very nice car and colour combination...like it. Also like your options, reserved and well done.
very nice- is this the car that was on the IM website a year or so ago? I remember looking at it then
Yes this was on IM's website. However I had Henry add a few things prior to buying it, and I've also added a few detailed things. Thank you for the complements, took it out for a little spin yesterday and a pure a joy to drive and thought about taking it off the market ...but I want to use the $$$ to expand my business.
Price lowered.
What is the price now?
I'm keeping an eye out for the price
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Stamp this one SOLD! I welcome myself to the madness :)
Excellent purchase, Chuck! Welcome to the Madness that is SOC!!!
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It's about time, Chuck!
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
Pending Sale
Welcome Chuck! You will love your IM!
Harry is being great to work with on this sale... My Dad passed away a few weeks ago and I'm working my way through the estate process so it may take a few weeks to wrap everything up and take final possession. Thanks for being so flexible Harry! As some of you know from prior posts, this has been a dream for several years so I can hang in there a little longer before fully realized.
Big question now is whether to fly in and drive home or ship it down. Bend Oregon to Dallas Texas (1885 miles) may be a bit more of a "maiden" journey then I'm ready for without really knowing the car. I trust she can make it, but not sure about my big old butt. So do I man up to the mid-summer heat or transport? :)
Big question now is whether to fly in and drive home or ship it down. Bend Oregon to Dallas Texas (1885 miles) may be a bit more of a "maiden" journey then I'm ready for without really knowing the car. I trust she can make it, but not sure about my big old butt. So do I man up to the mid-summer heat or transport? :)
I know there are a few hard-core drivers on this site that would vote for "drive the car home"! Off the top of my head I can name a handful of SOCers that would do that trip without hesitation.
JUST DO IT, Chuck, and you will have stories from your adventure to tell for a lifetime!!
JUST DO IT, Chuck, and you will have stories from your adventure to tell for a lifetime!!
Chuck,
Just Do It! I flew to Edmond Oklahoma,and drove my IM to NJ. Trip was 1550 miles. It's all about the adventure! Reliability was not even a concern. It's an IM! Nough said.
Just Do It! I flew to Edmond Oklahoma,and drove my IM to NJ. Trip was 1550 miles. It's all about the adventure! Reliability was not even a concern. It's an IM! Nough said.
Chuck,if you have the time, pick up your car and drive to the IM summer gathering in July. You will have a wonderful time and get to know some fine folks! Then drive down the Pacific coast to San Diego. You can get the valves adjusted and the oil changed here at my house before heading east across the country. The IM summer get together is an experience not to be missed, and the coast drive is what these cars were born to do. Plus there are SOC members all along the way to help out in times of trouble! Do it!
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Chuck,
The IM BBQ is the weekend of July 16-18. I for one will be there with my new IM-6. As far as driving these cars any distance my brother Alan said "It's an IM" so just go have fun.
The IM BBQ is the weekend of July 16-18. I for one will be there with my new IM-6. As far as driving these cars any distance my brother Alan said "It's an IM" so just go have fun.
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I'm a big fan of Intermeccanica but I have to make one thing clear.
Any car that is maintained can make a long drive. Any car that is not maintained may not make it, even if it is an IM. Before you decide to drive any distance, make sure that the car is ready for it. If the car is tuned, lubed you have a much better chance of making it.
I've driven my IM (now John's IM) to Canada from Sacramento and back 5-6 times and to the Los Angeles area probably 25-30 times. Even though it is an IM, I wouldn't have done it if I hadn't maintained the car.
What ever you do, Chuck, enjoy the hell out of the car! And welcome to the group!
Any car that is maintained can make a long drive. Any car that is not maintained may not make it, even if it is an IM. Before you decide to drive any distance, make sure that the car is ready for it. If the car is tuned, lubed you have a much better chance of making it.
I've driven my IM (now John's IM) to Canada from Sacramento and back 5-6 times and to the Los Angeles area probably 25-30 times. Even though it is an IM, I wouldn't have done it if I hadn't maintained the car.
What ever you do, Chuck, enjoy the hell out of the car! And welcome to the group!
Former Member
Dale, how right you are. Henry does build a masterpiece but it needs maintenance like any other Speedster. I looked at a 5 year old IM in 2007 that was left outside for a year. It needed some attention as they all do.
However, I feel that my Spyder would easily make the trek across the country with no more than a valve adjustment and an oil change. I am sure I would get more wear and tear on me than the car! All because I built it and maintain it. Any well-maintained car would be able to make long trips.
However, I feel that my Spyder would easily make the trek across the country with no more than a valve adjustment and an oil change. I am sure I would get more wear and tear on me than the car! All because I built it and maintain it. Any well-maintained car would be able to make long trips.
I dunno, it can get friggin hot on I5 heading thru calif. and beyond.
Forget I-5,we're talking the US 101 and California 1! Once you hit I-10, thatis whenthe misery begins!
chesnuts roasting on an open fire...
Former Member
Pussys. Wear a hat. Chele and I have driven several times on I-5 thru Red Bluff / Redding when the temperature was 110 deg F +. We only put the top up once when we got stopped because of an accident. We pulled to the shoulder, put the top up, and got back into line at the same spot we left. Of course we were going down a slight slope so I turned off the engine and let'er coast.
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Right on, Dale! A hat, indeed.
Drive that car, Chuck -- provided it's in pitch and tune.
Drive that car, Chuck -- provided it's in pitch and tune.
Drive it like your mom bought it for you!
Ok, final decision is to ship it... I talked to the engine builder at CB Performance yesterday and since new engine only has 1200 miles, he recommended against a 2000 mile marathon run until I had finished the break-in period. Just finalizing the deal and hope to ship next week. Thanks for all the great advice! I'll be on the road in no time.
Last post on this thread :) I'll follow up with impressions of the car once I have it. Shipper is picking it up on Friday and delivering to me on Monday! 2000 miles in 3 days... Must have a big coffee thermos and a carton of cigarettes! Look forward to posting again next week. Thanks!
I know you will be pleased, welcome to the madness!
Chuck - Congrats on the new wheels. Please consider signing up for the Fall Run in the Smokies (look in Events folder). Last I checked, Jack Crosby was planning to go and your trek to North Carolina would take you very near his home town of Hot Springs. I'll be driving up from southern Louisiana and could link up with both of you somewhere around Memphis. We could get a 3-speedster caravan going all the way to NC.