GeoffJr@Isringhausen

3 Spec 2012 Cayman S Race Cars Available

We ordered 6 cars to be built for the Intercontinental Trophy Cup Racing Series. These brand new cars being built by Porsche
for race use only are available only through Isringhausen as a primary dealer sponsor of the ITC Racing Series. The series
has seen significant growth and they are currently expecting a field of about 10-12 cars per race this coming season.

White / black manual trans - $63,050 January build (February Delivery)
White/Black manual trans with Limited Slip Differential - $64,000 March build (April Delivery)
Black/Black PDK, with Limited Slip Differential, Sport Chrono - $68,900 March build (April Delivery)

Your Options are unique;
#1. Buy the car and Isringhausen will build to spec
Your optional selections of; seats, data acquisition, radio, cool suit, free livery design from ITC or run with Isringhausen team.

#2. Buy the car and Isringhausen will ship to your shop to build to spec

#3. Your shop establishes a Team franchise that allows for two or four cars under one team entry.

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KS-CS

Sweet!! If I ever win the Lottery . . .

It is great to see more support for racing the Cayman however.

Jeff Curtis

Are the cars you're expecting pretty much "base" Cayman S' from the factory?
Meaning, are they void of all the crazy options...and that's why the good pricing?

I'd be interested in buying one if they're only $63K!??

GeoffJr@Isringhausen

Thanks Jeff! Yes, they're void of almost all of the options which is why they have such a low MSRP price. The PDK car has a few more options than the others and one of the two manuals we have left has Limited Slip, but yes the first white one is only $63k I'll PM you more details on them right now.

mmcspecracer

Jeff, I assume that the 63K is for a street legal car from the factory and that the car needs to be tubbed out, roll cage installed, race suspension installed, race seat and belts, etc. Is this correct? My experience is that it is at least 40K to convert a street car to a race.

BGB Motorsports

The delta between a decently equipped 2012 Cayman S/Cayman R and when it's completed is roughly $40K. So you are correct. Assume that most shops would spend about 100 hours on the buildout. So figure $10K in labor and $30K in parts to turn a brand new street car into a brand new race car.