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92 244 vs. 89 244 DL - thinking of going back in time - request comments

posted by  dan52 on  Sun Dec 12 07:38 CST 2004
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I too am keeping my eyes open for a nice 240 with manual transmission. I suspect if it is priced right and you let it get away, you will forever be kicking yourself in the rear end. ( I passed up great deal on a Porsche 944 this summer because I didn't know what a deal it was -- I still have footprints on the back of my pants.)

You only live once, and none of us get any younger --- Buy it. Keep the '92 for a while and make a final decision later. You may decide since these cars are getting more and more scarce that having the both of them is a good idea. The '92 can be your daily driver and the '89 your weekend car. (Or the other way around if you prefer.)

BUY IT!!!

Dan

P.S. Which cam are you plannng on installing in it?





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