Porsche 911
5th gen Coupé (996), 1997–2006
#Japfest-Bulgaria 2023
Drakon Racetrack, Plovdiv province
#JP-Spec #ExportedFromJapan | Shaken sticker on front window
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BimmerDude 2023-09-29 23:09:19 | #2
Oryx (2023-09-29 20:15:52)Oryx
Wow! Cool spot! I've spotted a couple JP-Spec porsches as well this year. Must be a good market to buy from as things become more and more collectible.
Wow! Cool spot! I've spotted a couple JP-Spec porsches as well this year. Must be a good market to buy from as things become more and more collectible.
It's still rare in Bulgaria, but throughout Europe JP-Spec Euro cars are gaining popularity. I think in general you can get exclusive models for cheaper than local spec examples, and usually in great condition with low mileage.
+1
Oryx 2023-09-30 00:03:32 | #3
BimmerDude (2023-09-29 23:09:19)BimmerDude
Oryx
Wow! Cool spot! I've spotted a couple JP-Spec porsches as well this year. Must be a good market to buy from as things become more and more collectible.
It's still rare in Bulgaria, but throughout Europe JP-Spec Euro cars are gaining popularity. I think in general you can get exclusive models for cheaper than local spec examples, and usually in great condition with low mileage.
Oryx
Wow! Cool spot! I've spotted a couple JP-Spec porsches as well this year. Must be a good market to buy from as things become more and more collectible.
It's still rare in Bulgaria, but throughout Europe JP-Spec Euro cars are gaining popularity. I think in general you can get exclusive models for cheaper than local spec examples, and usually in great condition with low mileage.
Exact same situation here I'm thinking, although it's odd to see 996's as a 'collectible' Porsche model LOL
+1
BimmerDude 2023-09-30 02:29:10 | #4
Oryx (2023-09-30 00:03:32)Oryx
BimmerDude
Oryx
Wow! Cool spot! I've spotted a couple JP-Spec porsches as well this year. Must be a good market to buy from as things become more and more collectible.
It's still rare in Bulgaria, but throughout Europe JP-Spec Euro cars are gaining popularity. I think in general you can get exclusive models for cheaper than local spec examples, and usually in great condition with low mileage.
Exact same situation here I'm thinking, although it's odd to see 996's as a 'collectible' Porsche model LOL
BimmerDude
Oryx
Wow! Cool spot! I've spotted a couple JP-Spec porsches as well this year. Must be a good market to buy from as things become more and more collectible.
It's still rare in Bulgaria, but throughout Europe JP-Spec Euro cars are gaining popularity. I think in general you can get exclusive models for cheaper than local spec examples, and usually in great condition with low mileage.
Exact same situation here I'm thinking, although it's odd to see 996's as a 'collectible' Porsche model LOL
In the end it's still a Porsche 911 with the same quality and dynamics, so I'm kind of glad to see its getting more attention and love nowadays. Althought it was probably a perk for a lot of people wanting to get into 911's that the general dislike for the 996 was keeping prices lower.
+1
Oryx 2023-09-30 03:36:33 | #5
BimmerDude (2023-09-30 02:29:10)BimmerDude
Oryx
BimmerDude
Oryx
Wow! Cool spot! I've spotted a couple JP-Spec porsches as well this year. Must be a good market to buy from as things become more and more collectible.
It's still rare in Bulgaria, but throughout Europe JP-Spec Euro cars are gaining popularity. I think in general you can get exclusive models for cheaper than local spec examples, and usually in great condition with low mileage.
Exact same situation here I'm thinking, although it's odd to see 996's as a 'collectible' Porsche model LOL
In the end it's still a Porsche 911 with the same quality and dynamics, so I'm kind of glad to see its getting more attention and love nowadays. Althought it was probably a perk for a lot of people wanting to get into 911's that the general dislike for the 996 was keeping prices lower.
Oryx
BimmerDude
Oryx
Wow! Cool spot! I've spotted a couple JP-Spec porsches as well this year. Must be a good market to buy from as things become more and more collectible.
It's still rare in Bulgaria, but throughout Europe JP-Spec Euro cars are gaining popularity. I think in general you can get exclusive models for cheaper than local spec examples, and usually in great condition with low mileage.
Exact same situation here I'm thinking, although it's odd to see 996's as a 'collectible' Porsche model LOL
In the end it's still a Porsche 911 with the same quality and dynamics, so I'm kind of glad to see its getting more attention and love nowadays. Althought it was probably a perk for a lot of people wanting to get into 911's that the general dislike for the 996 was keeping prices lower.
I agree 100% - I've actually grown to love the 996 and certainly think i'll explode in popularity over time!
+1
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