This one is now up on Pcarmarket.

https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/2...che-911-gt3-4/

 

Those wheels look great.

 

Looks just like the one I bought recently. I'll be watching this one closely.

 

Congrats!

 

I remember that car - certainly seemed like a good option at first and then not so once looked into it more.

 

Congrats !

 

Considering selling my high mileage 2007 gt3. It is white, zero accidents and clean w/ 55k miles and minimal factory options. No overrevs and no pinned coolant pipes.

What would be ballpark asking price?

Thanks

 

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...he-911-gt3-38/ This one has 71k miles and sold for 114 + fees (so basically 120). Given this, I would say if you price it in the 120-130 range that lines up with everything. The market may have softened ever so slightly since late october but I still think that would be the range.

 

Ahem! https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...-gt3-rs-4-0-3/
2,300 Mile 2011 RS 4.0
White with not a lot of options other than PCCB
Posted this am
2nd bid was $300,997

 

I'd estimate, it'll go 60% higher.

 

Ha, the 4.0 is now at $575K with 12 days to go. Yowza

 

A dealer holds the high bid at $575k.

 

Massive incremental bid, above "wholesale", but still under reserve... Seems odd.

 

I remember this car now. This was the one Northwest European had about a year ago. It has no A/C or radio. Probably the lightest spec possible of one of the lightest GT cars to exist. Only second to the 996.1 GT3 (and I guess 911 GT1 if that is considered a GT car) which the 996.1 was 10 kg (22 lbs) lighter than the RS 4.0, but we never got those in the US.

https://www.nweuro.com/2011-porsche-gt3-rs-40l

 

Thanks!

I followed that auction w/ great interest and was pleased with the results.

If I do decide to sell, I will go the conventional marketing route. BAT looks extremely time intensive with fielding lots of questions from spectators who are not even prospective buyers. Shame to see what happened to that recently withdrawn black 07 gt3.