Track rat

roll bar removed,,buckets in and out, wheel bearings, etc. the car has been driven hard.

 

Is that the same car I visited in Irvine and reported back on?

 

old switchcars guard red

VIN: WP0AC29937S792667


https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...ckType=listing




Posted by Bxstr aug 9th
The red GT3 at PNH is now at Zigler Motors in Texas. This is the one with the passenger side damage from the tirewall. Asking $86,900. WP0AC29937S792667

 

Who wants to call them on Monday and call them out on their description. They're saying no paintwork and no damage repair. Lol. Also, that car was below $80k at one point if I remember correctly.

Fresh in is this beautiful 2007 Porsche GT3 in Guard Red matched up to a 6-Speed manual. This is an excellent example of Porsche's craftmanship with no paintwork, no damage repair, and a clean Carfax.This car has had over $12k in recent service to help give you peace of mind with the purchase of such a rare car!All factory books and 2 original keysOriginal Factory options:Black Full LeatherSelf-dimming mirrors & Rain-Sensing WipersBi-Xenon lights with Dynamic Cornering SystemHeated front seatsSeat belts - Guards RedLeather Steering WheelRed stitching dashboard, door, door handle, and seats.--Upgrades & Service:Clearbra film protecting front fasciaBlack Painted wheels with red trim stripe.Center Console and Dash Trim Strip painted in Exterior ColorIn the last 9k miles the Clutch, Flywheel, and Rear Main Seal have been replacedThe Gearbox and Diff have been completely refreshed with all Porsche OEM partsThe car has been recently treated to new pads and rotors.Fresh suspension all the way around to keep the drive smooth and planted, as it was meant to be.Recent oil change with all fluids flushed and a car given a clean bill of health!This car's complete drivetrain and everything powering it is as close to new that you can get in one of these rare cars!

 

I feel like that car was at $76k and sat for awhile but maybe I'm confusing my .1 GR story cars.

 

If I recall it was offered at $85k at different dealer just a week back.

 

No, you're right. I know I saw it at $79k at one point, but I do think it went down to $76k. I actually think at $76k in today's market, that is fair given 50k miles (which doesn't concern me) and the tire wall incident (which sort of does). But at $76k, I think you're insuring yourself enough even if it needs a couple of things to get it right. At $89k, that's way too much given the history.

 

Novak Motors had it for a while and it's still listed on their website. $85k. Pretty sure this is the same dealer that also had the GT3 that was involved in a rollover accident.

https://www.novakmotorcars.com/inven...rsche-911-2509

 

Do you know what was the damage that was repaired? Was the paint work done properly? I don’t see the reason why they wouldn’t mention it in the add. I would have just mentioned it. I don’t see an issue as long as it was disclosed, properly repaired and priced accordingly.

 

More info in post 2623. I don't know the quality of the work.

https://rennlist.com/forums/997-gt2-...l#post16007260

 

I’ll call them tomorrow and play the game. I am looking for a car. Why not. The silver one in Bakersfield sold. Sucks. I wanted that car. But .1 RS is still in my sights.send what you have!! I wanted Brendon’s buddy’s car. But over my budget. Worth it though.

 

Looks like the dealer snagged this one on Autotrader at 104...

https://www.directautostn.com/used-2...tn-id-40605956

vin WP0AC2A95AS783066


https://www.buyanexotic.co/weekly-fi...mber-27th-2020

 

You definitely don't have to, wouldn't want anyone to waste their time, I just thought it was hilarious that they're actively calling out that it doesn't have paintwork or a damage report, when that car definitely has. It's unfortunate because if someone believes that, gets the car shipped to them then Googles the VIN, they're going to be very surprised.

 

True, although I would hope that googling the VIN is the very first thing someone does before even making the call. In this case, seems the dealer itself did not do a search or are outright lying.

 

that's a bit dear....

not sure of any stories on the silver/orange car, but it looks priced very well