911F1

No affiliation

http://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com/1997-porsche-turbo--c-4263.htm

Mike Pezely

http://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com/1...bo--c-4263.htm

pirahna

I wouldn't buy anything from that dealer with out a very thorough PPI and flying out to look at it myself. They have a very sketchy reputation.

Artsee

Ditto. They will literally buy ANYTHING and immediately attempt to flip said acquisition "as is." I have never seen a dealer put less effort into selling vehicles than these folks.

Johnny_law

They certainly priced it low. There seems to be a color mismatch on the passenger side, the frunk picture on the passenger fender shows some protrusion that should not be there and of course the ugly plate that is either protecting the fuel tank or hiding something. But it's got a clean car fax according to the sellers. So must be legit....not!

I would be curious what is wrong with it, obviously the sellers are already discounting for it to some extent, but logic dictates that it has to be much worse than that from the reputation of this seller and the offering price.

Enter with caution.

Cemoto

What was the asking price please? Their website shows "sale pending" and does not list it. Thanks!

Here is a pic of that plate and some sort of mounting bracket. Odd what people do to their cars sometimes. Maybe there is an amplifier under there and the PO wanted to protect it or is using the thick plate as a heat sink.

Regards,

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911F1

$89k was the asking price

mdude

Cheap from a market price perspective even if you have to put $10k to sort it out.

Cemoto

Thank you.

It might take a little more than $10k to sort it out but for a one owner tt, it was priced to sell. Wonder if a flipper bought it.

"1997 Porsche 993 Turbo with 103,143 on the odometer, 1 owner since new, clean CarFax, chassis # WP0AC2991VS375271 "

Regards,

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tcsracing1

One owner driver with miles for 89k. Not a bad buy given the market.

In 2011 $89k would have got you a no excuse 993TT with 12k miles...