FEELER: White 2011 Porsche 997.2 GT3

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08-17-2021, 09:58 PM

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Don Gamble

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Originally Posted by FatBottomGirl

my issue is I owned one for a few years. I loved it and drove it correctly. Paying $150k for one is insanity IMO. I have $100k ready to roll for one. If not I’m fine with keeping my jack

You can hardly by a well sorted 997.2 S for slightly under $100k. GLWS.

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08-19-2021, 05:22 AM

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samwise

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Originally Posted by Don Gamble

You can hardly by a well sorted 997.2 S for slightly under $100k. GLWS.

exactly. 3.8 RS are consistently over 200k now from what I am seeing. If we’ll sorted S are going selling at 70-90k and GTS around 90-120, there is no reason why a standard GT3 shouldn’t be selling at 140+. Not to mentioned this is a very highly optioned one.

then again, market for these cars are quite small, and different buyers with different willingness to pay do pop up once in a while.

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08-19-2021, 11:57 PM

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Upscale Audio

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Originally Posted by FatBottomGirl

my issue is I owned one for a few years. I loved it and drove it correctly. Paying $150k for one is insanity IMO. I have $100k ready to roll for one. If not I’m fine with keeping my jack

OMG I think he's serious. Quick. Better take the $100k before he walks.

It's funny you hear about low-ballers but if I may make a suggestion if you make an absolutely silly, nearly insulting offer do it in a PM. Incredible.

PS - I sold my 2012 GTS with similar miles for well over $100k. To a dealer that went to sell it for more.

Last edited by Upscale Audio; 08-20-2021 at 01:11 AM.