GBGT

There's probably a very obvious answer to this question, but how does one go about purchasing a 997 cup car?

930man

search the web for good used one several of them out there... dificult to buy a brand new one from prosche motor sports with out some connections

mowblowgo

Demand exceeds Supply each build year. Established race teams already competing full seasons in the various series have priority, with 08 model already spoken for. My suggestion is that you look used. A well sorted "stock" car will sell north of $170k used. Cars with extensive Data and Spares will be more. Figure about $700 to $1000.00 per hour to maintain depending on your use.

zicoramone

There's one here:
http://home.mobile.de/SIDCZ4oaCoefyl...11111258721580

supercup

There is an 05 and an 06 on the Rennlist classifieds under race cars. Otherwise the best way is to call the bigger race shops like Farbacher, Kelly Moss, TRG, Assco and see what they have. They often have someone looking to sell.

JCM

gmgracing

We have cup cars available both 996 and 997.

Just give us a call.

TraqGear

Get ready to rebuild the engine every 4.5 miles.

K964

Ouch---and I thought rebuilding my Cup engine every 4 years was rough!!!!

DrJupeman

A bit of an over-statement. I assume you were joking. The engines in the Cup are basically the same as what is in your GT3.

CWay27

Never herd of a team changing engine every two laps in a race.

StuartFirm

It is a new pit strategy the teams are using this year in the WCGT Cup Series this year.

jrgordonsenior

Really?.. You obviously have no idea what you're talking about so please just STFU....

brianbento

OOOOOOOOOO Gordon Senior, Pody mouth............ lol.......... I get such a kick from this website some times! Thanks guys

930man

people who have never had a cup have no clue ... strong good cars

ltc

Who is this?
Max Mosley?