Erik

I have one 2007 RS w 35K miles and one 1985 930S. Lets trade straight up

Porsche917K

Are you guys really leasing these cars through your business? Just curious if this has passed the scrutiny of an audit.

Izzone

That sounds like a deal, seller should take this

johnr265

You can only write off the portion of the lease that is ACTUALLY used for mileage of added legs of your trip (commuting miles doesn't count). I travel between many offices and as this is actually not only a street legal car but quite fun to drive on the street, I do use it for business and I keep a log and only write off the business miles. The key is to keep accurate records and it is absolutely legitimate. I even discussed it with my accountant first. You couldn't do this if the car wasn't street legal. I keep track expenses separate.

66mustang

That is a great picture.

tcsracing1

Sooooo, how about them OZ wheels?

How much extra if they go with the car?

johnr265

Wheels were $3,140 including TPMS sensors. Now mounted with Hoosier R6s that have 5 days on them (and these cost $1600+) and still decent tread left. For the person who buys the car, I'd include the wheels and tires for $2000 (not available separately). I will also include an extra set of Michelin Pilot Sport Cups for free, plenty of tread left for the street though the front outside shoulders are worn from before alignment was set so no more track life left in them. I also have many other spares that are negotiable for VERY reasonable prices.

mooty

damn i really like this car.
especially if u would include the jack stands on the UFO pix.
we didn't get any work done today in office as everyone had to chk out my wall paper on screen ;-)

johnr265

Ok, guys, I just made another lease payment, that means PRICE DROP.

Stock $119,800
$121,800 with all of the track goodies, set up and ready to go

Who's ready to buy?

dntlvet

I want one too

sin911

This is a really nice buy! Some one get this!

Does the carpet have holes because of the roll bar? I'm asking out of curiosity, I would love to buy it but don't want to spend the $ before I max the potential out of my car.

johnr265

I have the original rear trim piece in the back so it can be completely converted back to stock. In order to fit the original over the harness bar, you would have to cut it and I didn't want to do that. As for the floor of the car, I would imagine that while there are holes in the carpet, they would be very hard if not impossible to see once the bar has been removed. Not only is it in a basically covered and hidden spot behind the seat, the high pile carpet would fill in the difference.

tcsracing1

The car is priced well.

A NJ buyer would do well on this. Really well.

FFaust

Wow, it's like one of those reverse auctions; price goes down until a buyer steps in.

Really like your attitude and hope you sell quickly.

johnr265

Lots of interest in the car, thanks all for the positive comments. Car is still for sale. Would look great with a big bow under the tree .