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I asked the seller a question and am awaiting a response.
Looking closely on my computer screen, there appear to be dents on the rear roof section and just above the left front driver-side wheel. Could be reflections.
Jesus - looks almost exactly like my car that I purchased in May of 2013 (an '03 C2). I also have that same front with the built in radar front and rear and exact same interior (mine is black too !). I also had a rear factory spoiler (not the taco). I had fewer miles by that would account for the price difference. I hope someone picks this up and has 1/2 the time and number of compliments that I have had in and on mine. What a car...
What exactly does "Turbo S flat nose front" mean? I've had my eye on this one and was wondering if this was something other than the usual C4S front.
Isla
I just noticed those too. The drivers side fender definetly looks like a dent but i cant imagine how you can get those dents on the roof unless you park your car under a 100 foot pine tree and let the cones fall on it.
Greetings fellow Rennlisters,
I also have a high mileage 1999 Porsche 996 for sale. Would you guys be able to let me know how much I should sell it for? I purchased the car to build it and make it a fully prepped track car, but had a baby and now my priorities have shifted. Any thoughts or comments would be greatly appreciated.
Here are some of the specs:
1999 Porsche 911, clean title
211,176 highway miles
6-speed manual transmission
3.4L Engine
Black leather interior
Original Black Paint
Garaged
Oil changes every 2,500 miles with boutique/highend synthetic oils.
Isla
I just noticed those too. The drivers side fender definetly looks like a dent but i cant imagine how you can get those dents on the roof unless you park your car under a 100 foot pine tree and let the cones fall on it.
Greetings fellow Rennlisters,
I also have a high mileage 1999 Porsche 996 for sale. Would you guys be able to let me know how much I should sell it for? I purchased the car to build it and make it a fully prepped track car, but had a baby and now my priorities have shifted. Any thoughts or comments would be greatly appreciated.
Here are some of the specs:
1999 Porsche 911, clean title
211,176 highway miles
6-speed manual transmission
3.4L Engine
Black leather interior
Original Black Paint
Garaged
Oil changes every 2,500 miles with boutique/highend synthetic oils.
Greetings fellow Rennlisters,
I also have a high mileage 1999 Porsche 996 for sale. Would you guys be able to let me know how much I should sell it for?
Here are some of the specs:
1999 Porsche 911, clean title
211,176 highway miles
Pretty hard to tell from the pictures the condition... Is the paint faded or just filthy? Scratches and tears on the interior? Wheel rash? Tire condition? Brakes? Tires?
211K miles is impressive... Is there any service history? Original engine?
Pretty hard to tell from the pictures the condition... Is the paint faded or just filthy? Scratches and tears on the interior? Wheel rash? Tire condition? Brakes? Tires?
211K miles is impressive... Is there any service history? Original engine?
Yes, original engine. Paint both faded and filthy. Tires seem to be okay, no tears on the interior, minor wear and tear. Brakes seem to be fine. I don't think that I have any documentation of service history. I had one of my friends that is a lead Porsche Technician at Rusnak Porsche in Pasadena, CA. He said that the car seems to run well. He also used some sort of scanner tool to check out the car and he said that there were no "codes" showing? Thank you so much for your time.
01-05-2015, 03:13 PM
