FFaust

Year: 2005
Make: Porsche
Model: 0
Cont. Porsche Models: GT3
Mileage (numbers only please): 37000
Options (Please check ALL which apply): Airbags, Air Conditioning, Alarm System, Antilock Brakes, Intermittent Wipers, Leather Seats, Power Brakes, Power Door Locks, Power Steering, Power Windows
Color: Arctic Silver
VIN: WP0AC29915S692063
Price (no $ sign please): $56000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): Canada
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 6 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: AM-FM CD

Looking for $75,000 Cdn (approx. $56,000 USD)

Second Owner
Canadian Car
In Toronto

59,300 km (36,850 miles) (purchased in 2010 with 24,000 km)

C36 – Canadian Car
XSC – Porsche Crest in Headrest
X47 – Carbon Handbrake
X58 – Carbon Shifter
X69 – Door sills in carbon embossed with model insignia
288 – Headlight washer
571 – Fog tail lamp
573 – Air conditioner
601 – Litronic Headlights

- Full monoball suspension (all rubber removed)
- Springs: 950 lbs Front / 1050 lbs Rear
- Cup front and rear sub-frames for lower C of G
- 2-piece lower control arms at all 4 corners (normally only in the front)
- Adjustable rear toe links with bump steer
- Close-ratio 996 Cup gearbox (refreshed mid-2013, invoice available)
- 997.2 GT3 RS 4.0 clutch disc and pressure plate (new disc, 1 yr old pp)
- Light weight flywheel
- 997 shifter
- Cup shifter cables
- 997.2 GT3 RS crown and pinion (shorter ratio)
- Porsche Motorsports Cup LSD clutch pack
- Full Fabspeed exhaust system (header, muffler, cats) (passes sound at Tremblant and Calabogie)
- Pinned coolant fittings
- AC delete
- ECU tune
- GT3 leather bucket seats (factory)
- Stainless steel brake lines
- Cup brake ducts
- Castrol SRF brake fluid
- GT3 OEM front bumper with RS slots, tilted radiator, and blocked lower exhaust
- Radiator screens
- Axles replaced 2014
- New battery + Alternator rebuild July 2014

One incident: I went off track a few years ago at Road America. One axle broke and the wobbly wheel chewed up the speed sensor so I lost the ABS, but had no indication. Result was that I flat spotted the front tires and went straight off and into the tire wall. I replaced the bumper and hood, plus the side rads (not the front one however). The bottom front of the trunk was pushed in and I hammered it back out, but that was it.

FFaust

A few more

rebrewer

That's a lot of car for US$56k. GLWS

FFaust

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FFaust

Agreed <grin>, but it's all in the exchange rate. It's pretty rough on anything we buy from the US right now, so hopefully there can be some benefit going the other way...

Sticker is pretty shocking, $146k in 2005.

knorrena

Where were you last year when i was looking?

Nice car. Hopefully it stays in Canada.

FFaust

^^ Haha, yes, isn't it always the case.

Thanks

987part

Bump for a great car and seller.

Francois takes meticulous care of this car.

ukrbmw

Just throw a cage in it and go racing!

FFaust

^^ Currently building a Spec Cayman.

ukrbmw

Makes sense - this thing has to be a never ending grin on track!!

FFaust

The beauty of the GT3 is that it is so communicative; you just feel everything. And, with no driver aids, it's just you and the car.

varun

Amazing car and price !!!