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I purchased this car just a couple months ago from the second owner via PcarMarket. I got a good deal on it and since then have spent the last two months making it perfect. I've put a lot of time and money into getting this car perfect as I intended to keep it until I (someday) get my spot in line for a new GT3 pulled. The car that I wanted to purchase on BAT originally is now available (owner bought an RS which I helped him source) and am going to bite the bullet and spend a lot more to get my perfect spec.
Since purchasing, I replaced the original PPF with brand new film on the entire front half of the car, mirrors, a-pillars, partial roof and rockers. The window tint was removed and replaced with clear Air 80 film that keeps out heat, but is clear. Paint correction and ceramic coating was done on the entire car. Oil was changed and belt tensioner was done since it's recommended at four years.
Modifications that will remain with the car are the JCR Titanium silenced race pipe exhaust, VR Forged wheels, GMG roll bar, Girodisc rotors and Ferodo pads. Tires on it are like brand new.
The car has had an exorbitant amount of maintenance from the first owner (well known forum member, second owner and now me). I've put together a spreadsheet of all the work that's been done to the car which is included in the photos.
Please send me a message with any questions or to discuss.
Last edited by Ro_Ja Boy; May 17, 2022 at 10:15 PM.
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I'd argue he's getting out ahead of the curve (and smartly so). Asset prices are falling fast--why wouldn't used vehicle prices (911 GT3s included) follow suit?
Not my intention at all. I’m selling this at below market (I believe the next lowest manual 991.2 is roughly $10k more and doesn’t have buckets) and then going to overpay for the perfect spec’d one that I was originally trying to buy. If anything, I’m doing the opposite of what you said. Happy to discuss via messages.
Other than the stock market, I don’t know any asset prices that are falling fast btw. Hard assets are going to have a much slower decrease than a piece of paper or imaginary coin IMO.
Last edited by Ro_Ja Boy; May 19, 2022 at 05:34 PM.
Not my intention at all. I’m selling this at below market (I believe the next lowest manual 991.2 is roughly $10k more and doesn’t have buckets) and then going to overpay for the perfect spec’d one that I was originally trying to buy. If anything, I’m doing the opposite of what you said. Happy to discuss via messages.
Other than the stock market, I don’t know any asset prices that are falling fast btw. Hard assets are going to have a much slower decrease than a piece of paper or imaginary coin IMO.
Watch prices and some other items are slightly declining but still way up overall. The car market, and Porsche's in particular are not going to get better anytime soon with new inventory. Between ships sinking and supply chain issues related to Ukraine I don't see 911 prices softening too much.
Good luck with sale OP. Hunted for a 991.2 for many months before getting one recently. For doubters… look at listings for all MT 991.2’s in the US and the data supports that this is a great price for a clean car. Looking forward to seeing the replacement!
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