ttreat

I too am curious what options it really has. Speed Werks said it is a well optioned car but all I really was after was a C2 6 spd coupe that was mechanically sound (I did have one color requirement-It couldn't be Guards Red). I really hoped to get one with the 3 spoke wheel and I'm glad that this one has it. So people on the forum have told me more of what this car has than the owners have told me. Let me start the list
Litronics
3 spoke wheel
HiFi Sound
Trip Computer
No seat heaters
...I can't wait till next Friday when I see for myself!

rpm's S2

Is the option code sticker not on the underside of the hood?

ttreat

I asked the owner to give me the options code list from the underside of the hood but they haven't yet. I looked up pricing for the options I knew it had and the agreed price was very fair. As I said, the options aren't a big deal to me. Other options that I don't yet know about will just be a plus.

Bruce R

Yes I was thinking that with the cassette storage the car is certainly dated! Nice car however, full leather a real bonus.

ttreat

Does this radio have a MP3 plug? Does it have RCA jacks that I can connect a MP3 adapter? If not, I might want to keep the cassette to use it as my MP3 adapter.

rpm's S2

Nope. There are some aftermarket hard wired iPod possibilities. The cassette storage boxes seem to have been included when the car has a CD changer. Without a CD changer the stereo would have a single CD slot instead of a cassette.

1999-2003 is just that interim period where the cassette was having its last gasp, CD was the norm, and the iPod was brand new. I'm still debating what to do with mine. I hate to wire in an iPod solution when what I really want is a full NAV/bluetooth/MP3 compatible system. But selling this to the wife just after buying the car is not on the table at this time ;-)

I am replacing my cassette storage boxes with another OEM shelf unit. That might be nice for you as you have the stereo control unit in addition to the stereo and so no console storage at all.

Porsche did not get a true media jack until last year!

Barry Lenoble

As mentioned, the radio does not have an MP3 plug.

Note that the cassette storage box is different than the cassette player. The face on the radio will flip down, allowing you to load a cassette tape. The cassette storage unit allows you to store 4 (or is it 6, I don't remember) tapes inside. The car probably has a 6 disc CD changer in the front storage compartment.

Anyway, the cassette storage is mostly useless. Since the car has very little storage, I removed it (just grab and pull) and replaced it with a cubby. The dealers sell the cubby that just snaps in. I bought mine on line from Sunset Porsche in FL (I think) and it was pretty cheap.

Good luck,
Barry