FS: 2004 GT3 for the street or track
01-31-2017, 01:16 AM
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FS: 2004 GT3 for the street or track
All,
I am going Cup. So reluctantly, I have to let my baby go. I just put an extensive write up in the Marketplace section. Here's s link.
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...l#post13923571
In short, it's an amazing car for the street or track. It's like a street friendly Cup car with a license plate. I have four pages of writeup I can send and many photos, much of which you can find at the link. It's Arctic Silver with 17,460 miles on it. Originally put together by Jeff Gamroth to emulate a GT3 Club Sport, I have continued to make it even better, and have used it sparingly and with honor. $85K.
Rob
Here's an artsy shot of it. Real pictures are at the link.
I am going Cup. So reluctantly, I have to let my baby go. I just put an extensive write up in the Marketplace section. Here's s link.
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...l#post13923571
In short, it's an amazing car for the street or track. It's like a street friendly Cup car with a license plate. I have four pages of writeup I can send and many photos, much of which you can find at the link. It's Arctic Silver with 17,460 miles on it. Originally put together by Jeff Gamroth to emulate a GT3 Club Sport, I have continued to make it even better, and have used it sparingly and with honor. $85K.
Rob
Here's an artsy shot of it. Real pictures are at the link.
02-02-2017, 06:41 PM
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Scott,
Yes, about 6 hours -- a testament to the breed (as well as its features and condition). There was much interest. Speaking of breed, this car, and the red 996 GT3 I believe you once had, were somewhat related. I knew of your car from the original owner in Portland. Mine is similar, also built by Jeff Gamroth for a client, though perhaps a bit higher strung and with A/C. I think each car has many of the same cool features -- like the Heigo cage and the 996 GT3 RS uprights.
Rob
Yes, about 6 hours -- a testament to the breed (as well as its features and condition). There was much interest. Speaking of breed, this car, and the red 996 GT3 I believe you once had, were somewhat related. I knew of your car from the original owner in Portland. Mine is similar, also built by Jeff Gamroth for a client, though perhaps a bit higher strung and with A/C. I think each car has many of the same cool features -- like the Heigo cage and the 996 GT3 RS uprights.
Rob
02-03-2017, 09:32 PM
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Scott,
Yes, about 6 hours -- a testament to the breed (as well as its features and condition). There was much interest. Speaking of breed, this car, and the red 996 GT3 I believe you once had, were somewhat related. I knew of your car from the original owner in Portland. Mine is similar, also built by Jeff Gamroth for a client, though perhaps a bit higher strung and with A/C. I think each car has many of the same cool features -- like the Heigo cage and the 996 GT3 RS uprights.
Rob
Yes, about 6 hours -- a testament to the breed (as well as its features and condition). There was much interest. Speaking of breed, this car, and the red 996 GT3 I believe you once had, were somewhat related. I knew of your car from the original owner in Portland. Mine is similar, also built by Jeff Gamroth for a client, though perhaps a bit higher strung and with A/C. I think each car has many of the same cool features -- like the Heigo cage and the 996 GT3 RS uprights.
Rob
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02-04-2017, 11:02 AM
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Oh, sorry Scott. I must be confusing you with someone else. The car I'm referring to is a red A/C delete car that was built by Jeff Gamroth for Rennlister "schmidtwerk." It was sold in 2009 or so.
Spiller, I'm looking at a 997 Cup.
Spiller, I'm looking at a 997 Cup.
02-06-2017, 04:56 PM
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02-07-2017, 12:51 AM
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