I think Snake is referring to the two large divots in the gasket, indicating that the impact may have travelled that far into the front.

 

This is what I'm referring to, yes.

 

It is a beautiful car! I would say that depends on how long you are planning to keep the car. The longer the merrier in terms of putting the accident behind.

 

It's under warranty, no PPI needed. Of course, you really need to see the repair details. Let's say you buy it, drive it away and at 93.5 MPH you have a front end shimmy. Porsche says that the repair wasn't at an authorized Porsche shop, so no warranty net--just say'in.

Beautiful car and a great price (IMNSHO).

 

If you purchased and decided to sell the car in the future, the NEXT buyer will come here and ask us the same question.

 

You can make any deal contingent on the seller paying to replace that damaged gasket.
IDK if it is an easy DIY or not...find out & check the price of a new gasket from Suncoast & from your local Porsche dealer.
If the part is cheap & easy to DIY replace, then just use the damaged trim to drive down the price.
Good luck!

 

Old post, but wondered if you bought this? I'm looking to buy the same car, and found this post via a VIN search.

 

Puff PUFF PASS.