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had more close ups of the car. paint is in ok shape. what these cars are meant for anyways.
dealer doesn't have the PCCB rotors and a few other things. to change it to factory/street condition would probably cost more than 20K, easily.
hopefully the car would find the right owner for it, but buyer should know what they are getting into.
Teaser post - 2 very excellent GT3s now available, both ones we have sold prior.
#1 - GT Silver 2007, ~18k miles, one-owner until 2018. 80% clearbra coverage. Clean DME. Original paint. 9.5/10
Not cheap.
#2 - Carrara White 2010 - 16k miles, sold three times previously by Switchcars, $142k msrp, carbon fiber stitched steering wheel, center muffler bypass, original paint, clean DME, 9.2/10
Not cheap either.
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Does anyone know the difference between DZL, DZM, DZK, and DZN?
There is no specific definition. Each represents a group of individual customizations specific to that order. Here is what I have observed:
DZL = change in base color standard parts (exterior or interior)
DZK = customization interior (eg. special stitching)
DZM = customization chassis parts (eg. hood)
DZN = customization exterior parts (eg. wings, mirrors)
That's a nice copy. Similar to mine. With the features it has, probably not that far off. I would probably offer $175-180k. Plan on spending $5-10k to have it pinned and while you have the engine out, might as well do guards LSD and 4.0 clutch. Good luck. I love mine. Mine was supposed to be a 4-6 month car while I wait for my new 3RS coming. I"m now keeping both.
That's a nice copy. Similar to mine. With the features it has, probably not that far off. I would probably offer $175-180k. Plan on spending $5-10k to have it pinned and while you have the engine out, might as well do guards LSD and 4.0 clutch. Good luck. I love mine. Mine was supposed to be a 4-6 month car while I wait for my new 3RS coming. I"m now keeping both.
It is a nice car. It had its transmission replaced already due to the flywheel issues they originally had. It also already has a 4.0 clutch in it. I looked at the car very closely but did not move forward. It is an excellent car.
12-13-2018 | 03:42 PM
