Once you are done building your bespoke Singer though, you could probably by 2 new 911's lol.
Most are 500k+ so more than 2!
If I win the lottery, I'm not sure if I'm calling my wife first, or Singer to put my name on the list. Coincidentally enough I already have the 964 model they use as their foundation. So I figure I'm driving half a Singer already really.
Porsche 911 has always been my dream car but I would like one from the mid 80's
I had 1 experience with a 930 Turbo, I think it was an 81 or an 82. We took it on trade, and I decided to take it for a quick boot. Pull off the lot, put it to the the floor. Nothing's happening, lag,lag,lag braaaAAAAAAAAP! And now I'm facing backwards on Macleod Trail.
The car did 0-60 in about 4.5 seconds, but probably 3 of those seconds were lag from the enormous turbo's. Such a SUPER sketchy car. But awesome.
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The 69 Dodge Superbee holds a sentimental value for me as it was one of the first cars I ever got to drive. A buddy back in HS had a green one like the one below and let me put it through the paces on a deserted country road not long after I got my drivers license.
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I had 1 experience with a 930 Turbo, I think it was an 81 or an 82. We took it on trade, and I decided to take it for a quick boot. Pull off the lot, put it to the the floor. Nothing's happening, lag,lag,lag braaaAAAAAAAAP! And now I'm facing backwards on Macleod Trail.
The car did 0-60 in about 4.5 seconds, but probably 3 of those seconds were lag from the enormous turbo's. Such a SUPER sketchy car. But awesome.
81 or 82 doing 4.5 seconds to 60? I'm going to time filter that to an intense 6 seconds
930 turbos were incredibly fast even by modern day standards. By the mid 80's they were in the mid 4 seconds for 0-60. The biggest hurdle they had was rubber and getting the power to the ground.
The FF is such an underrated car. If I was going to buy a Ferrari, and not use it as a track day car, that's the one I would get. I've seen one driving here in winter so it's not crazy to use it year round.
The Youtuber Shmee150 just got one for his daily driver.
