My 2005 Turbo S Coupe for Sale...
03-04-2007, 06:07 PM
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My 2005 Turbo S Coupe for Sale...
Guys, my GT3RS just arrived so I'm selling my Turbo S...so PM me only if anyone has a serious interest. Thanks. Here are the details...
Exceptional, rare (1 of 180 coupes), one owner driven and immaculately maintained (e.g. oil change ~ 5k miles) car. All service records. Factory Certificate of Authenticity. 30k service recently done. New Michelin PS2 tires, new brake pads. Current mileage ~ 31k. Factory warranty good till 12/30/08 or 50k miles. Car is located in central New Jersey. No accidents, only happy stories.
As delivered from factory:
Model Year/Type: 2005 Turbo S Coupe
Production Completion Date: 12/1/2004
Delivery Date: 12/30/2004
MSRP: $140,560
VIN #: WP0AB29915S685150
Exterior Color: Arctic Silver Metallic
Interior: Black Full Leather
Thicker steering wheel
Sport Shifter
Brake/Shifter Carbon/Aluminum
Custom Tailoring
Rear Center Console Alu-Look
Aluminum Look Interior Small
Sport Seats (electric driver side)
Heated Front Seats
Porsche Crest in Head Rest
Stainless Steel Exhaust Pipes
Black Mats Porsche Lettering
6-CD Changer, plus in dash CD
PCM (navigation)
Wheels in GT Silver
444 Hp; PCCBs (Gen 2); Reinforced 6 speed manual clutch
Post delivery enhancements:
Europipe Stage 2 Quiet exhaust ($6k)
Porsche X73 Sport suspension ($3k)
K-40 front/back radar/laser diffuser ($1.5k)
Ruf sport pedals incl. footrest in Aluminum
Sale price $99,950 firm. Stock exhaust and suspension included.
Exceptional, rare (1 of 180 coupes), one owner driven and immaculately maintained (e.g. oil change ~ 5k miles) car. All service records. Factory Certificate of Authenticity. 30k service recently done. New Michelin PS2 tires, new brake pads. Current mileage ~ 31k. Factory warranty good till 12/30/08 or 50k miles. Car is located in central New Jersey. No accidents, only happy stories.
As delivered from factory:
Model Year/Type: 2005 Turbo S Coupe
Production Completion Date: 12/1/2004
Delivery Date: 12/30/2004
MSRP: $140,560
VIN #: WP0AB29915S685150
Exterior Color: Arctic Silver Metallic
Interior: Black Full Leather
Thicker steering wheel
Sport Shifter
Brake/Shifter Carbon/Aluminum
Custom Tailoring
Rear Center Console Alu-Look
Aluminum Look Interior Small
Sport Seats (electric driver side)
Heated Front Seats
Porsche Crest in Head Rest
Stainless Steel Exhaust Pipes
Black Mats Porsche Lettering
6-CD Changer, plus in dash CD
PCM (navigation)
Wheels in GT Silver
444 Hp; PCCBs (Gen 2); Reinforced 6 speed manual clutch
Post delivery enhancements:
Europipe Stage 2 Quiet exhaust ($6k)
Porsche X73 Sport suspension ($3k)
K-40 front/back radar/laser diffuser ($1.5k)
Ruf sport pedals incl. footrest in Aluminum
Sale price $99,950 firm. Stock exhaust and suspension included.
Last edited by BobbyC; 03-07-2007 at 04:00 PM.
03-05-2007, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by tkerrmd
Bobby congrats on the new ride!!!!! AWESOME!!!! I'm looking at the same!!!
Hope to see you at a track soon!!!
tom
Hope to see you at a track soon!!!
tom
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03-13-2007, 01:44 AM
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Originally Posted by BMo
BobbyC, I'd love to but it's about 9k out of my price range. If you get impatient...
03-13-2007, 02:52 PM
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BobbyC,
When I sold my Carrera S I listed it on the PCA website, Panorama, the local PCA region publication, and Autotrader. For what it's worth I had the most calls from the Autotrader ad. However, most of the Autotrader callers were first time Porsche buyers and had a lot of questions to deal with. After all that I ended up selling it to a Porsche technician from the local dealer.
When I sold my Carrera S I listed it on the PCA website, Panorama, the local PCA region publication, and Autotrader. For what it's worth I had the most calls from the Autotrader ad. However, most of the Autotrader callers were first time Porsche buyers and had a lot of questions to deal with. After all that I ended up selling it to a Porsche technician from the local dealer.
03-13-2007, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by FlyingLow
BobbyC,
When I sold my Carrera S I listed it on the PCA website, Panorama, the local PCA region publication, and Autotrader. For what it's worth I had the most calls from the Autotrader ad. However, most of the Autotrader callers were first time Porsche buyers and had a lot of questions to deal with. After all that I ended up selling it to a Porsche technician from the local dealer.
When I sold my Carrera S I listed it on the PCA website, Panorama, the local PCA region publication, and Autotrader. For what it's worth I had the most calls from the Autotrader ad. However, most of the Autotrader callers were first time Porsche buyers and had a lot of questions to deal with. After all that I ended up selling it to a Porsche technician from the local dealer.
03-17-2007, 10:48 PM
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Guys, the car is no longer for sale!
Took it out for a drive tonite and realized why I love this car so much. I'm gonna keep it.
Apologize for the "bought a new car, put the old one up for sale" impulse.
Cheers!
Took it out for a drive tonite and realized why I love this car so much. I'm gonna keep it.
Apologize for the "bought a new car, put the old one up for sale" impulse.
Cheers!
