docmirror

I'm gonna re-visit this arena red cab again.

http://www.txcars.net/web/used/Porsc...Texas/1779462/

73k miles, with hardtop, and tip. If you are looking for the perfect ladies aid or just want to motor in style I think this would do the job. Down to $18k, and they will go down some more. Seems like a heck of a deal to me. I might have to go get it. If anyone wants me to go do a simple PPI or have a drive I'm happy to go visit again.

white out

http://denver.craigslist.org/ctd/5236374090.html

alpine003

Damn, that's not bad even with a salvage title. The thieves did the future owner a favor by stealing the factory nav and giving them a heavy discount after that. LOL

bradbeck

http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/5236316136.html

The dealer's website shows $20k, but this craigslist ad shows $13k, firm.

AfroThunder

Not a 996, but a 986...but it still has a place on this thread

Agent Jester

http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/5243209764.html

$18K and change for a black 99 hardtop with 90,000 miles. Very nicely optioned too with the sports seats.

AfroThunder

Whoops, meant to post this. $21k is a steal

http://newyork.craigslist.org/que/cto/5201323510.html

silvergray951

Nice one!
"Hid projectile headlights"

Agent Jester

Ah yes, that "coveted dual wing effect" that we all strive for.....

AfroThunder

Right??

I thought Porsche wasn't going to release those until 2019!

FRUNKenstein

Is this the cheapest clear title 2001 996TT on planet earth or am I missing something? Paint to sample orange. 30,000 miles. $15,000? Clearly not a "GT3", but if you ignore that . . . Too good to be true scam? Somebody might wanna go look at this one.
http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/cto/5245663325.html

Rubik

Owner definitely knows 911s. Look at the ones in front and back. I say the price is a typo intended to be $45K. Otherwise, maybe it has just a regular 996 engine.

mattie_k

$15 000 seems about right. It is a lowly tip after all.

vman932

Definitely a scam. This car is in Florida and was recently on ebay. Bidding reached $56,700 without the reserve being met. http://www.ebay.com/itm/252091098427

I doubt he is ready to dump it for $15k now.

fpena944

I agree as even for parts that car would sell for more.

But how does a scam like this work? Sooner or later I imagine someone will ask to view the car, right?