2004 Porsche 911 GT3, Have a blast while your investment appreciates.
For Sale
#16
I copied this from Porsche Panorama website -- Mart Fresh picks generally fall into a few distinct categories — cars that we’re drawn to because they’re conspicuous bargains, and cars that we just flat out love and want. And while this car is priced appropriately, it falls squarely into the latter category. The 996 GT3 is perhaps one of the most underrated Porsches in the market at the moment. As a pure, unfiltered, visceral driving experience, it might just be the finest water-cooled 911 yet built and possibly ever. It’s the ’73 Carrera RS 2.7 of modern 911s, one of the last analog Porsches. And with an empty weight of a hair under 3,000 pounds, a sweet and bulletproof “Mezger” flat-six engine, incredibly tactile hydraulic steering, and relatively low-key looks (not to mention one model year only U.S. availability), it’s difficult to imagine that these will be sub-six-figure cars for much longer. $80,000 for a car with less than 18,000 miles seems like a spot-on ask. Only the fact that it’s a more sedate black rather than the Speed Yellow that people seem to love might hold the car back. Not with me though. What a great way to usher in the new year. — Rob Sass, Editor in Chief and Director of Content, Porsche Panorama and PCA.org
#17
I copied this from Porsche Panorama website -- Mart Fresh picks generally fall into a few distinct categories — cars that we’re drawn to because they’re conspicuous bargains, and cars that we just flat out love and want. And while this car is priced appropriately, it falls squarely into the latter category. The 996 GT3 is perhaps one of the most underrated Porsches in the market at the moment. As a pure, unfiltered, visceral driving experience, it might just be the finest water-cooled 911 yet built and possibly ever. It’s the ’73 Carrera RS 2.7 of modern 911s, one of the last analog Porsches. And with an empty weight of a hair under 3,000 pounds, a sweet and bulletproof “Mezger” flat-six engine, incredibly tactile hydraulic steering, and relatively low-key looks (not to mention one model year only U.S. availability), it’s difficult to imagine that these will be sub-six-figure cars for much longer. $80,000 for a car with less than 18,000 miles seems like a spot-on ask. Only the fact that it’s a more sedate black rather than the Speed Yellow that people seem to love might hold the car back. Not with me though. What a great way to usher in the new year. — Rob Sass, Editor in Chief and Director of Content, Porsche Panorama and PCA.org
I'm glad I have one.
GLWTS
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#21
I'd suggest you tone down the "never tracked" shtick. Yes autocross isn't the same as ***** to the wall road course lapping but it isn't the same as 100% civilian use, either. Plus it would be nice to state the mods right at the beginning of the ad. They're not bad mods, not nosebleed scrotch harnesses and stuff like that, but it always feels good to read about mods right away.
#22
Beautiful car. The 996 GT3 is simply put one of the greatest cars Porsche ever made. It just came with the wrong headlights otherwise the car would already be over 100k. I had one and was likely one of the last people to actually drive a car to a PCA club race without a trailer and race it successfully. This was back when PCA racing letters went the other way. My car was a B car at first then a J class car. I would be interested if I had my 928S4 sold that is headed for BaT soon. If you are interested in a trade for my 928S4 (stick) plus cash let me know. Otherwise best of luck, you're going to miss it. I miss mine to this day.
#23
This is from Excellence magazine sales report. Your price is is on target. You need to have patience if selling privately as there aren’t that many buyers out there. BAT is a good place to list it. Only about 250 05’s were produced and a total run for the 6 is a little over 1000
Good luck and beautiful car.
Good luck and beautiful car.
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SteveS83 (01-30-2020)
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996 GT3 - great drivers car
997.1 GT3 - great drivers car
997.2 GT3 - great drivers car
Some rennlisters can appreciate a great drivers car
Whichever one you choose, you won't regret. Drive them all and they are all great. I know its subjective but having owned the 991.1 GT3RS, the 996 is still the one I miss.
GLWS
997.1 GT3 - great drivers car
997.2 GT3 - great drivers car
Some rennlisters can appreciate a great drivers car
Whichever one you choose, you won't regret. Drive them all and they are all great. I know its subjective but having owned the 991.1 GT3RS, the 996 is still the one I miss.
GLWS
#29
I personally believe the 996 generation in general will go up in value.
Then add to that the rarity of this gt3... This car WILL go up in value.
Awesome car sir, good luck with selling!
I wish it was a better time for me.
Nate
Then add to that the rarity of this gt3... This car WILL go up in value.
Awesome car sir, good luck with selling!
I wish it was a better time for me.
Nate
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