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Old 01-25-04, 02:52 PM
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Any Porsche with the engine in the front just isn't a real Porsche. I'll take my FC over any front engine Porsche. On the subject of the thread:I luv my FC but I'd rather have an FD. They are just better cars.
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cheapest fd i have seen was around 17k. and i know someone who bought one for 25k. i paid 2k for my 86,and my friend paid 3k for a mint 88 turbo 2. as far as car against car goes,fd will out perform.if i paid 25k for a car,it better not only perform better,it better,like go to work for me,or come with a super model. as far as bang for your buck goes, the fc beats the fd down with a stick and then some, what other high performance car can you fix with a trip to the junkyard and 25 bucks
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errr... just take a look at for sale section. there are A LOT of FDs going under 17k. To get 17k, the FD better be in top condition(or have mods that can justify the price).

I agree FC is more bang for the buck than FD, but FD is a performance bargain compared to other Japanese supercars, too
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yeah,i havent searched many fd's,but all ive seen were up there. fd's are probably my favorite car in the whole world. its just way way more than i can afford. if i had 10k or more and needed a race car,id buy an fd,or just lodge a 20b under my hood
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id rather have an fd than a skyline
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ive driven both, the only thing i like more about the FD is the steering feedback, the rest i much more prefer the FC in terms of driving it. i still have yet to find many cars that i prefer in terms of driving over the FC, so far ive only found 2, the NSX and the S2000.
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yep. the FC provides more bang for your buck. If you have $20K you can either buy an FD for $17K and have $3K to use, or buy an FC for $3K and have $17K to fool around with. i'm sure that with the $17K you could get the FC quicker than the FD.
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my FD cost 7g

my FC cost 3g

both ran but needed engine/paint/suspension/interior work.

The FC is done but the FD is just starting
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