Gibbens

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-Caym...m=331956120986

Thought I would share. Interested to see where the bidding goes...

zmon

Think i saw one on racing junk the other day as well.

Scottykenneth

Auto?

FergusH

All Clubsports are PDK-S.

Scottykenneth

I knew that ha

FergusH

Ha, sorry my "facetious and/or sarcasm" filter was turned on. Apparently, it's calibration has been messed up by listening to Donald Trump speeches.

I want a street-legal Clubsport. Didn't someone post a plated Clubsport in German? Pretty cool.

Dr.Bill

You can buy a brand new one direct from Porsche for $165k. Without all the extras this one has of course.
I guess we will see what the discount is for a used one. Although it already looks like their reserve is probably a bit high.

ExMB

IIRC those have special permission plates that allow them the short drive from their shop to the track on public roads. Example I've seen references NBR.

supercup

You are right a new, if you got an allocation was $165k but then it is + Tax + shipping + dot fees + broker fees, + options + the set up items in this car - radio, cameras, Motec, wrap etc Then add entry fees committed to as part of contract when car was purchased and this Owner is in the car at well over $200k.

This is the first Clubsport that I know of to be offered for "re-sale" - a few were offered new by race shops after delivery in the States - but not a "re-sale". So the market for this car is unknown.

If the car is available free of race entry fee commitments, with only 15 hours it will be a very nice option for someone. So price it sells for, if it sells, will be quite interesting.

RENN GTS

FALSE.

You are not to drive a motorsport product on the street. This is very well made aware to buyers upon purchase.

ExMB

Looks like a bunch of them on a regular street.

trebien

Correct, I've seen several with my own eyes around the Nurburgring going to the track on public roads...

But I also agree that they aren't street legal, and these situations were for special purposes... and it would be ESPECIALLY impossible to get a Clubsport STREET-legal for the US DOT requirements for airbags, passenger safety, etc.

Collector or special use? Sure. Street-legal? No.

RENN GTS

4carl

Anybody notice the front strut tower reinforcing plates. Looks like a simple bolt-on factory piece. Wonder if there available from Porshe Motorsport ? I know on the street GT4they reinforced the rear strut towers with an extra steel cup riveted in . Easy way to reinforce the Front strut top mount

hellboy_mcqueen

That applies in Germany.
Not sure about US as they even do not allow the clubsport package in the regular car.