GarrettSR5

Probably in the 30s I'd be interested _if_ it was a manual. Id be worried about the quality of repair work. Probably wouldn't be too worried about aftermarket mods, it still has the stock radio.

Dranon

Local to me. I'm going to take a look.

RCF925

Probably under 40k miles

Capt. Obvious

If anyone is in the market for a well cared for driver's car, I have a friend in the Seattle area looking to sell his '03 6-speed with 65k miles. Arctic silver with black interior, mostly stock aside from Markski tune (maybe billet K16s with a very mild tune?). Well maintained and rarely driven, but probably needs a few minor things like all 996s do. He's looking to get $65k. Shoot me a PM if you want more details or info to get in touch with him.

FRUNKenstein

Interesting car, to say the least: X50, but with a Tippy. Very well optioned - alumalook package, sport seats with painted backs, carbon fiber package. Nice color combo.
But then the accident history. Carfax shows one as a $500 or less damage to the front of the car, and the other one was to front left of the car with vehicle drivable. But no info on the other 2 accidents.

I actually like the wheels.

Assuming the other 2 accidents were minor, I'd think it would make a good driver for someone wanting a Tippy, probably in the range of $38,000 sale price.

pcasanova

There's a nice 2001 996 turbo on the Facebook Group "Porsche 911 (996) turbo"
98K miles, 6spd, Seal Grey / Grey coupe asking @ $50K with some nice maintenance.
Unfortunately, can't link to the post directly.

FRUNKenstein

That's a smoking good deal. It will sell today, I'd expect.

pcasanova

This was the car I was talking about.
https://rennlist.com/forums/market/1317486

GarrettSR5

I'm surprised it's still listed. That's a lot of car for the money.
Bummer about the coolant lines not being done with the engine out though

FRUNKenstein

Same here. I have a friend in the market, and I told him about it the day it was listed. He decided he would rather have a 997S, though (I know, I know . . . ). At sub-$50k, that's almost "buy it & flip it next spring" territory (I've got a dealer's license).

pfbz

Agree... Under $50K for a nicely sorted 996 Turbo in a nice color is a strong BUY, even with ~100K miles.

If I didn't already have two.... (but if it was local, I'd likely jump up to 3!)

GarrettSR5

Is the accident on the Carfax affecting it that much or is it a sign of market cooling ?

pirahna

The car is a good deal but the seller has a Turbo Aerokit rear spoiler and those are impossible to find. I surprised it hasn't sold. I have had several people ask to buy mine in the last year.

https://rennlist.com/forums/market/1316940

FRUNKenstein

Well, I agree with you, so much so that I now own two. I fly to Chicago first thing Saturday morning to pick it up and drive it home. I’m not exactly sure what I am going to do with it, but felt like it was too good of a car at that price to pass on. I have had several people ask me where to find a good 996tt and also try to buy mine (sorry, but I will never sell my ‘02 X50), so I figure I will keep it for a while. Sooner or later, I will sell it, but am in no hurry.

Dock

Congrats on the new addition.