How rare is the Speed Yellow GT3's in 2004? This car is one heck of a driver, and my friend is getting ready to list for sale. I contemplated buying it to track the snot out of it, but it is too nice. Low miles, but it has had some paint work. The title is good, but the carfax is showing an accident. On road, not any frame work. I am on the fence.. Would be a great stable mate to my 991.1 GT3. Completely diffferent animal though!

Anyone looking, I can give you the details.

 

Great looking car. Regarding production numbers, data I have shows 138 Speed Yellow GT3's in 2004 and 20 in 2005 for a total of 158 for North America, this is out of 1018 total 996 GT3's. Overall it's the third most common color.

 

Same as Bxstr’s numbers. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-gt2-...5-996-gt3.html

Is the front bumper OEM RS or aftermarket? What else is done to it besides front and rear bumpers, exhaust, and seats? Does it have stock parts?

I would buy it and it have a ton of fun with it, especially with those miles. Put 10k on it and still have low miles…

 

pretty rare, have a SY '05 at my shop right now

 

Buy it, track it, smile.

 

So he believes the bumpers are both aftermarket.It has brand new KW Coilovers, Clutch and Flywheel and all new hardware in the clutch assembly.

Have Stock Headers. Cargraphic Exhaust and headers.

 

That’s a sick car. Will take the right buyer though. Obviously no “collector” is going to be interested with aftermarket body parts, paint work and track miles. But That’s a car someone like me would pay a premium for. Well-maintained, lots of cool parts, can take to the track without fear, and it’s a really cool color! If I didn’t already have one I’d be messaging you right now LOL.

 

not rare, but special

 

Believe it or not, the gentlemen had this prepared for the track, but EDIT, was confused. Did not lift on a curve on the STREET and around she went. This gentleman was one of four that lost control due to a diesel fuel spillage. Zero track time.

 

Lesson learned not to race on the public streets. Well, hopefully learned.