Archimedes

Always ask specifically about crash damage. That places the burden of disclosure on the seller to disclose or be guilty of fraud by active concealment. However, in many states they would be guilty of fraud by omission even without you asking.

Ochocoronas

Correct me if I am wrong but can't a lot of these parts be found on a standard Cayman? Front and rear aero along with the wing are trashed. Motor, right side wheels, brakes and suspension are good but these are the only GT4 parts of real value. Maybe the exhaust, shifter and a very few others.

This GT4 is going to be rebuilt and will probably end up using a wrecked 981 for some
parts. The price was very high so there had to be more than 1 person bidding right? They must all know something we don't.

Ochocoronas

konaforever

Only 2 of 6. Not bad!

Underblu

This is even scarier imho. Apparently a new Porsche Panemara breaks in two.

http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/p...defective.html

Jonas007

Well the good thing is this vehicle tagged as salvage on the Carfax report from a January incident so an unsuspecting buyer hopefully wouldn't be tricked.

Stryatch

That looks pretty familiar

Still have a pic

gt4gt4

Well, it seems the car resurfaced in Germany as "accident free".

DR.S

You checked the VIN ?
If so, you should open an incident at mobile.

But I guess potential buyers did check this already, because at this price it is odd the car is not sold since it is online at least six weeks.

I wonder how a "total loss" car can get approved...

gt4gt4

well, the ad says GK197623 for “vehicle number”

BioBanker

There are a number of repairs that are easy to hide visually.

strut tower is not one of those. If someone looks, they’ll see the damage to it is my guess.

DR.S

You're like a P.I.