Originally Posted by 911Syncro

Almost like the good old days: 2003 Porsche 911 Carrera - $13,500, white over grey, 147,000 miles, Tiptronic (below average pictures and description).

https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/...414167340.html

Originally Posted by TexSquirrel

I'm glad that's not near me.
I don't need THAT kind of temptation!

Originally Posted by 3/98 911 coupe

you are correct. I love my early built 996 and will probably never sell it. The 997 is a more refine modern car. Now I had a talk with FSI on Monday about building a 3.8 for my 996. I was told 31-32k and not till around March 23. So if I can get a 997 Carrera s for lets say $43 or even a bit less, I’ll have two cars. Nothing wrong with 3.4 engine. Cam deviations 1,1, fuel trims on point, compression and Leak down excellent, almost uses no oil at
oil, fixing to do my third oil change. Anyway I got a 3.8 Carrera s air box that’s going on the 996, and I already secured fab speed x pipes, I live my life by Jane Bryant queen “making the most of your money”. Anyway Nothing is set in stone as I am talking to other engine builders and one of them is in Germany, actually a race car engine builder thru my cuz who used to work for Porsche and it’s currently a consultant for Porsche racing teams.

Originally Posted by 3/98 911 coupe

you are correct. I love my early built 996 and will probably never sell it. The 997 is a more refine modern car. Now I had a talk with FSI on Monday about building a 3.8 for my 996. I was told 31-32k and not till around March 23. So if I can get a 997 Carrera s for lets say $43 or even a bit less, I’ll have two cars. Nothing wrong with 3.4 engine. Cam deviations 1,1, fuel trims on point, compression and Leak down excellent, almost uses no oil at
oil, fixing to do my third oil change. Anyway I got a 3.8 Carrera s air box that’s going on the 996, and I already secured fab speed x pipes, I live my life by Jane Bryant queen “making the most of your money”. Anyway Nothing is set in stone as I am talking to other engine builders and one of them is in Germany, actually a race car engine builder thru my cuz who used to work for Porsche and it’s currently a consultant for Porsche racing teams.

Originally Posted by aaronjb_ME

My uncle works for Nintendo.

Originally Posted by 911Syncro

Almost like the good old days: 2003 Porsche 911 Carrera - $13,500, white over grey, 147,000 miles, Tiptronic (below average pictures and description).

https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/...414167340.html

Originally Posted by GarrettSR5

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/cto...404990743.html

16k for a cab roller. Not even close

https://newyork.craigslist.org/que/c...401558761.html

05 4s cab with some nice options. Not a fan of the GT3 front bumper though

https://newyork.craigslist.org/brx/c...395402654.html

Black on red 6 speed Turbo. Seller seems...interesting. not sure what's up with the hood (wrapped ?)

Originally Posted by Just one more

Seems like a fare price for a 4S ?

https://bellingham.craigslist.org/ct...413915531.html

Originally Posted by work_truck

Don't tell me that bro

Originally Posted by Jedi767

Hey me too. I bought my 60k mile 4S in June for $42k. Then put $20k into it. It’s worth maybe 1/2 what I paid at this point with the last 60 days worth of softening.

Oh well.

Originally Posted by bdronsick

1999 just exploded onto the collector scene.

Originally Posted by Jedi767

wow. Don’t show this to the guys in the other thread. 4S prices really have taken a blow the last 30 days. There are several excellent examples on Facebook for under $35k as well.

Originally Posted by GarrettSR5

It's a GT2.

https://vinanalytics.com/car/WP0AB29962S696088/

https://rennlist.com/forums/market/1231474

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