billewizz

Hello all new member to the forum so go gently, just sold my 964 after 18 years of ownership a very black day.
On the plus side looking at a gt3 rs 2 on saturday and i really cant find a great lot of faults or problems with them through the normal channels.
So come on guys dig deep and let me no what to look, listen, or feel for cheers paul

911SLOW

To break the ice please note the 964 parts used in the 7.2 RS.. : )

The rest is here under the power of the search function and the posts that will follow mine, welcome to RL!

911GT3

I would say the three most important things to look for:

1. Make sure it is a Porsche,
2. Make sure it is a GT3, and
3. Make sure it is an RS.

You should be fine otherwise.

I really just wanted to chime in, and congratulate you. What an awesome car you will have. Do a DME scan (the dealer can do this) and check for over-revs.

John

FFaust

Make sure you pick a nice colour. Otherwise, you can't go wrong

n2cars

I can't add anything either. BUT, 911SLO I'm always impressed with the information you have. I also dig your avatars.

myGT3RS

7.2 RS is in a league all its own.

You will be pleasantly surprised. Best car for its price.

Enjoy the hunt.

911rox

The 997.2 gt3RS is an awesome car and the cars you'll be looking at will likely be new or near new. If used, just have it checked for body repairs and get a DME report done as suggested above and you're good to go... There are no other faults common on low mileage cars. Enjoy! You won't be disappointed...

carrering

the car is horrible because i can't stop driving the f@cker! took kid to school in it today and he was late because we had to take the long way to school! oh well, its fun to watch 30 5-yr olds all yell, "look at the race car" when you pull up to drop off your kid.

good luck on the search! car is perfect!

FTS

Especially if it is still under warranty, which it should be, you have nothing to worry about. Just make sure to check the CL removal nut that it is in the trunk, somehow few were missing