garrett376

Oh dear... you know your car is not a 996 turbo, right? Hope that doesn't ruin your excitement!

911Finally

I know. I posted on the wrong board I guess. I tried to delete the post but for some reason I can't seem to find the delete button. I belong to a couple other forums for hobbies I'm involved in and it's the same format but this one is a bit different.

white out

More like a great driver's car / daily driver.

Road King

coupla interesting ones in NorCal...

52K mile Turbo S Cab, $50K
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/ctd/5654611147.html

30K mile Turbo Cab, $54K
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/ctd/5664486088.html

60K mile '02 Coupe, $47K
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/ctd/5671190608.html

56K mile '02 White Coupe, $49.7K
http://www.carsauto.com/2002-porsche...&bodytype=ALL&

bchains

2001 911 twin turbo (996TT) in San Francisco:

$42k, 70k mi, with upgrades.

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/cto/5681516511.html

Jeff_DML

looks nice since almost my twin car

Ck986

Its interesting cabs were not really in vogue when I bought mine, but now they appear to sell just as well. I had the opportunity three years ago to buy a later 04/05 cab S for what would now be considered a steal. I was tired of cabs coming from a 986 and wanted a coupe.

vogz

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...=criteolf91814

GT2 clone with no price. Probably want crazy money for it.

FRUNKenstein

^ Is it a clone? That Porsche dealership is advertising it as an actual GT2

Raffey1

Well, I know it's not to everyone's taste, but I think its fun so am posting about it here (no affiliation at all to the dealership or car) : 2004 996 turbo in paint to sample "Ocean Jade Metallic" with the matching interior leather-- kind of lighter aqua in the pictures. Only has 19K miles on it. For sale at Rosner Toyota in Virginia-- weird, but they have other older high end cars for sale including a Countach and a 993 turbo. They are asking $59,990.
http://www.fredericksburgtoyota.com/...va-id-14100478

FRUNKenstein

Oh man, that's impressive.

vogz

I didn't think any GT2s were produced in the 2001 model year.

Third-Reef

If I decode the VIN on the "GT2", it comes up as a 2001 GTx coupe with 375 hp??? Some telltale wording in the add also " as close to factory specs as possible". Sure looks nice though.

993GT

Per VIN, real GT2...early Euro/Club car.... 1 second/very easy to tell a 6GT2 by VIN

Freddie Two Bs

That was a trade in for a Sienna.