View Full Version : $100,000 PORSCHE WITH RMR!!
<<JAZZY>>
09-01-2006, 03:27 PM
:cry: :cry:
What a waste of money! The RMR "scrambler" not the Porsche. :lol:
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Sorry, no ebay links allowed:
http://www.radardetector.net/Rules-and-Regulations-5946t.php
• Rocky Mountain Radar RMR-RS202D hard-wire laser/radar scrambler—stealth front and rear mount + installation (cost= $500)
• Rocky Mountain Radar portable RMR-C450 voice alert radar/laser detector/scrambler (cost= $250)
I am not selling anything so is this still a rule violation?
Audi Quattro
09-01-2006, 03:37 PM
was it a turbo? GT3? GT2? old school 993 twin turbo? Cayenne Turbo? or Cayenne Turbo S?
<<JAZZY>>
09-01-2006, 03:40 PM
1997 Porsche 911 RTurbo
(The World’s Fastest Street Legal 993 Porsche)
• Certified RUF 993 Turbo R engine conversion—new camshafts, modified KKK twin turbos, a new exhaust system, and the remapped Bosch Motronic system (cost= $30,000)
• Net-horsepower = 490 bhp @ 5500 rpm
• Net Torque = 479 ft.lb. @ 4800rpm
• Acceleration = 0-60 in 3.6 seconds
• Top speed = 330 km/h (205 mph)
Joe Diver
09-01-2006, 03:45 PM
Something really fishy about that auction.....
Salvage Title.
Reason Stated: $2400.00 damage to bumper and front qtr panel.
I doubt a car like that would get a slavage title for such little damage.
bauzer71487
09-01-2006, 04:57 PM
Something really fishy about that auction.....
Salvage Title.
Reason Stated: $2400.00 damage to bumper and front qtr panel.
I doubt a car like that would get a slavage title for such little damage.
Well actually its the Insurance companies call. If they want to do it - than they can. correct me if I'm wrong.
I doubt they would too though.
proudNMAmember
09-02-2006, 10:14 AM
That kind of car w/ a RMR in it? I have to LOL :lol:.
NooB1FieD
09-02-2006, 07:37 PM
Something really fishy about that auction.....
Salvage Title.
Reason Stated: $2400.00 damage to bumper and front qtr panel.
I doubt a car like that would get a slavage title for such little damage.
Well actually its the Insurance companies call. If they want to do it - than they can. correct me if I'm wrong.
I doubt they would too though.
When you go to get an estimate, thats what it is. An estimate. It does not include hidden damages, and that is what insurance companies dont want, risk of more cost. So its easier to just buy the car at or below KBB (depends) and be done with it at one cost.