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Rule #1 when posting for sale pictures. Photoshop out the guy trying to figure what’s leaking.
This is likely just a pre-delivery or post-delivery inspection done that is performed when a car is shipped. Before loaded the car on a carrier the truck driver will jot down any damage or imperfections of any kind they see. The guys got a pen in his hand and is likely taking notes of what he sees. When the car arrives at its destination it will then be inspected again and compared with the notes from the pre-delivery inspection. This is done to protect the owner of the car and the shipper.
Beautiful car, my gosh. Some interesting nuggets in the service records:
"Check Traqmate operation ok" - any reason someone would have this other than tracking the car?
"Sublet: COBB Dyno Tuning"
"Install GUARD limited slip differential, GT Limited Slip Differential W/ New Carrier, Install lightweight flywheel and clutch kit"
"Tire destroyed from driving on while flat. Tire will need to be replaced" - "Car stalled 5 or 6 times on the way over. " "Customer states traction control light is on. Warning not currently illuminated, most likely came on due to driving with RF tire flat." - so basically someone just let it sit on old tires and battery died but then just tried to drive it in for service? I'm not a paragon of perfect treatment of my cars but that's painful
Hopefully the next owner will give it a bit more attention..
the engine lid modifications (RS style dual inlet modification) doesn't make any sense to me though. Shoulda put that back to stock before auction imo.
Guess that person who drove it for only 6,000 miles knows better than the Porsche Engineers.
the engine lid modifications (RS style dual inlet modification) doesn't make any sense to me though. Shoulda put that back to stock before auction imo.
Guess that person who drove it for only 6,000 miles knows better than the Porsche Engineers.
Likely not any way to fix it short of buying a new decklid and getting it painted since they would have had to cut the second inlet. OEM GT3 decklids are $$$$$ now so they probably figured they'd be better off leaving it.
Maybe you could patch it but it still wouldn't look right, may work better though.
02-07-2024, 12:09 AM
