The 996 GT3 Cars For Sale Thread...
#2926
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There are some colors that aren't even on my RADAR for consideration.
I guess it's all a matter of degree.
Cheers
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#2927
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#2928
Blue GT3
Guys — Appreciate all the banter around this one…it’s a shame (to me) some of the afternarket goodies have been pilfered along the way…looks like current dealer asking price is now below $110k…if only I had more room; love the color!
#2930
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The old adage was: "I'd rather be lucky than good"
You are both lucky and good; a rare gift.
My perspective is from someone who after decades in the hobby dealing mainly with older Porsches knows you never buy a car for the color unless it is 100%.
Buy the body first and the engine second.
Engines are cheap, bodies are not. If you've never had the (dis)pleasure of restoring a rusty or clapped out car you may not understand. I know from experience what
bodywork costs and I know what a "built" engine costs. The two are never really close.
Continued luck to you.
You are both lucky and good; a rare gift.
My perspective is from someone who after decades in the hobby dealing mainly with older Porsches knows you never buy a car for the color unless it is 100%.
Buy the body first and the engine second.
Engines are cheap, bodies are not. If you've never had the (dis)pleasure of restoring a rusty or clapped out car you may not understand. I know from experience what
bodywork costs and I know what a "built" engine costs. The two are never really close.
Continued luck to you.
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#2931
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The old adage was: "I'd rather be lucky than good"
You are both lucky and good; a rare gift.
My perspective is from someone who after decades in the hobby dealing mainly with older Porsches knows you never buy a car for the color unless it is 100%.
Buy the body first and the engine second.
Engines are cheap, bodies are not. If you've never had the (dis)pleasure of restoring a rusty or clapped out car you may not understand. I know from experience what
bodywork costs and I know what a "built" engine costs. The two are never really close.
Continued luck to you.
You are both lucky and good; a rare gift.
My perspective is from someone who after decades in the hobby dealing mainly with older Porsches knows you never buy a car for the color unless it is 100%.
Buy the body first and the engine second.
Engines are cheap, bodies are not. If you've never had the (dis)pleasure of restoring a rusty or clapped out car you may not understand. I know from experience what
bodywork costs and I know what a "built" engine costs. The two are never really close.
Continued luck to you.
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sithot (04-23-2024)
#2933
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Did not see this posted here...
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...he-911-gt3-88/
Reserve Not Met at ~$80,000
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...he-911-gt3-88/
Reserve Not Met at ~$80,000
#2934
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This one is about to wrap up. RNM I'd bet.....
https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/2...he-911-gt3-12/
https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/2...he-911-gt3-12/
#2935
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Did not see this posted here...
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...he-911-gt3-88/
Reserve Not Met at ~$80,000
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...he-911-gt3-88/
Reserve Not Met at ~$80,000
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sithot (04-26-2024)
#2936
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This one is about to wrap up. RNM I'd bet.....
https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/2...he-911-gt3-12/
https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/2...he-911-gt3-12/
Sold for $80k
#2937
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#2938
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Wraps are self-healing these days. A swirl marked paint job not so much. A most elegant color when polished to perfection.
#2940
RL Community Team
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Exactly, if the paint is in good condition why wouldn't you just do clear PPF. A colored wrap in the same color is going to be super suspicious to any buyer. I would just assume the car needs a full repaint if i was a buyer.
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