pristine '99 996 C2 FS- New lower price!
04-28-2010, 12:41 AM
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pristine '99 996 C2 FS- New lower price!
Sold
*** Price reduction 7/6, now $22,000 ****
Posted for a good friend who has asked me to help sell the car.
Silver with Black interior '99 996. Only 48k, muffler bypass pipes, tinted windows, recent pad and rotor replacement, no issues and just detailed.
We have searched Autotrader, Cars.com, Craigslist, etc and beleive this is the best deal in the country for a low mileage, pristine condition '99. If you're serious about buying and see this car, I think you'll buy it.
$22,000
The only reason for sale is purchase of a GT3.
*** Price reduction 7/6, now $22,000 ****
Posted for a good friend who has asked me to help sell the car.
Silver with Black interior '99 996. Only 48k, muffler bypass pipes, tinted windows, recent pad and rotor replacement, no issues and just detailed.
We have searched Autotrader, Cars.com, Craigslist, etc and beleive this is the best deal in the country for a low mileage, pristine condition '99. If you're serious about buying and see this car, I think you'll buy it.
$22,000
The only reason for sale is purchase of a GT3.
Last edited by JR944; 07-29-2010 at 10:08 AM. Reason: sold
05-03-2010, 11:07 PM
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I took a close look at the car tonight at my friend's house. It really is pristine with just minimal wear on the seat bolsters. The only aesthetic wart is a slight crease on the passenger side A-pillar, as if something fell against it in the garage. The paint is fine in this spot. Otherwise, it's really gorgeous.
Rear tires are definitely due for replacement and while the brakes are all good, they are not "new". I removed the reference to recently replaced brakes in the original post.
I'll put up some more photos shortly.
Rear tires are definitely due for replacement and while the brakes are all good, they are not "new". I removed the reference to recently replaced brakes in the original post.
I'll put up some more photos shortly.
05-07-2010, 10:13 AM
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The car is so clean, it would be a shame to make it a race car. Not that there's anything wrong with that, it's just much cleaner than your average '99 996.
Not that I'm one to talk. I'm currently helping a friend build an SCCA T2 race car using a perfect 19k mile 2002 M3 donor car.
Not that I'm one to talk. I'm currently helping a friend build an SCCA T2 race car using a perfect 19k mile 2002 M3 donor car.
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05-09-2010, 11:30 AM
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The car is so clean, it would be a shame to make it a race car. Not that there's anything wrong with that, it's just much cleaner than your average '99 996.
Not that I'm one to talk. I'm currently helping a friend build an SCCA T2 race car using a perfect 19k mile 2002 M3 donor car.
Not that I'm one to talk. I'm currently helping a friend build an SCCA T2 race car using a perfect 19k mile 2002 M3 donor car.
