997s deals around the interwebz (no affiliation)
#1576
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I don't know anything more about the car than the other posters here. Agree the interior looks a bit rough for the miles. I like the color combo, don't mind the mods, and don't have to worry about smog. Spoke briefly with the dealer and he could offer no records or dme. Said the price is firm as well, so it was a pass for me.
What is the story on this car? Lapis Blue, decently priced, supposedly recently serviced with nice mods. Cars like this don't come up at 3rd party dealers unless there is something wrong, right?
https://www.prestigeautomall.com/veh...oh-id-19854829
https://www.prestigeautomall.com/veh...oh-id-19854829
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Very hard to get past emissions with no cats. Not sure how you can do that. With no cats it has to have a tune or it would not run right. So who's tune is it? What else has been messed with? I'd say this is a pass unless you want adventure. Lapis blue with coco interior is pretty weird too. It's an odd modified duck.
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Very hard to get past emissions with no cats. Not sure how you can do that. With no cats it has to have a tune or it would not run right. So who's tune is it? What else has been messed with? I'd say this is a pass unless you want adventure. Lapis blue with coco interior is pretty weird too. It's an odd modified duck.
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https://www.vindecoderz.com/EN/Porsche
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Will provide original Porsche Build Sheet
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Thanks for the build sheet tools. I'm looking at a 911s and its listed as having PCCB brakes but they don't show up on the build sheet. I really don't want the brakes, I haven't seen the car yet to see whether someone just painted the calipers yellow...
#1583
Racer
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Very hard to get past emissions with no cats. Not sure how you can do that. With no cats it has to have a tune or it would not run right. So who's tune is it? What else has been messed with? I'd say this is a pass unless you want adventure. Lapis blue with coco interior is pretty weird too. It's an odd modified duck.
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Your car may have had the PCCBs added after the fact, but take the build sheets with a grain of salt I guess is what I'm saying.
Also not really preferable because of the cost/work but you could always convert your PCCB rotors to steel and sell the carbon units. Either way, you have options if it's a car you really like.
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At one point it had Turbo wheels and hideous wrap.
http://veh-markets.com/cars/other-ca...s-6-speed.html
http://veh-markets.com/cars/other-ca...s-6-speed.html
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At one point it had Turbo wheels and hideous wrap.
http://veh-markets.com/cars/other-ca...s-6-speed.html
http://veh-markets.com/cars/other-ca...s-6-speed.html
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#1588
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I am trying to learn how to identify 'good deals' from bad ones. I came across these two ebay ads which pretty much meet my car requirements other than being slightly higher mileage than I want, how would you analyze these to see if they are good or not? Red flags? I see some poor paintwork which would indicate some respray of damage?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/292274359008?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2006-Porsche....c100010.m2109
http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/292274359008?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2006-Porsche....c100010.m2109
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I am trying to learn how to identify 'good deals' from bad ones. I came across these two ebay ads which pretty much meet my car requirements other than being slightly higher mileage than I want, how would you analyze these to see if they are good or not? Red flags? I see some poor paintwork which would indicate some respray of damage?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2006-Porsche....c100010.m2109
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2006-Porsche....c100010.m2109
A 2006 C2S base MSRP was $81,400. And I do not see $60k+ in the option list of that car.