enthusiast

The 996 GT3 numbers you posted are sales numbers (by month) and in some cases the 2004-2005 models got mixed do to overlap of inventory. There are more than 95 of the 2005. There are slightly more than 1000 of the North American Specification cars not 960.

dntlvet

Your decisions were excellent with your situation and stated prioities.
Enjoy

bassam

I guess I bought the GT2 in question here! what a small world! I love the car and glad that a rennlister was the previous owner!

dntlvet

Stunning photo

cphelps

Yep, that's my old car - pm sent!

bassam

Glad that a rennlister was the previous owner! thanks cphelps for the info provided!

cfjan

Keep it in the family!!

onefastviking

Very nice Bassam !

bassam

Thanks, was talking with Carreras about the texas mile we might do it. will let you know for some tips.

iLLM3

Grats', to both parties.. How's the 997TT?? Was considering letting my RUF GT2 go for something more drivable on a daily basis, yet still being cool/fun and being a super car... No luck deciding what I want to do and keep on going back to just having a regular comfy DD (M5 or such) and GT2 as the raw weekend/track car, even though my track day's are so limited now :/ Friend has a 997TT and love it, always wanted a Gallardo, GT3 RS (same position more or less as GT2 though) and just cannot give my car up , after driving it each and every time....

How do you guy's give these special car's up ha? So hard when we are so attached

oojkoo

Man.... both cars are awesome. It really is a small world after all. You made a great decision =)

Bailey-86-MA

I love my GT2.

TrackDays247.com

Very cool. I own a spiritual predecessor to the GT2 - a 930 with 514HP and 2650 lbs....mind blowing, perception altering ... unlike anything I have ever driven. I'd think only a Veyron would give more of a thrill...and only in a straight line.

turbroe

Nice 997TT. Your son will have great memories of this car and be on his way to being a car-guy as well.