2008 Porsche 911 Turbo 6 Speed Coupe Atlas Grey
For Sale2008 Porsche 911
Nov 16, 2024, 04:54 PM | Replies: 28 | Views: 8495
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Price
$95,000• OBO
- Location Danville, CA, 94526, USA
- Condition Used
- VIN W0000000000000000
- Trim Turbo
- Mileage 56,000
- Engine 6 cyl
- Drive Type AWD
- Transmission Manual
- Vehicle Type Coupe
- Exterior Color Gray
Description:
2008 Porsche 911 Turbo 6 Speed Coupe Atlas Grey With Natural Brown Adaptive Heated Sport Seats
Sport Chrono Package
Mods:
Sportec Exhaust (have OEM and goes with car)
Short Shift Kit
Pioneer Apple CarPlay Stereo
NO TUNE on this car, I get the extra kick out of the sport button, wasn't looking for extra power myself, but next owner can!
Rennline LED side indicators (have OEM clear ones that come with)
When I purchased the car, it had a CNA extended warranty on it. I had over $40,000 worth of work done to it. I had the dealer go over this car for months finding any issue and having warranty take care of any issues.
Work done at dealer under warranty: (took over 9 months to complete because of parts).
Climate Control Unit
ECU Control Unit
OEM Hydraulic Spoiler
Front Diff Shaft Seal
Power Steering Reservoir
2 Shocks
Belt, tensioner, pulleys
Clutch Accumulator, equalizing tank
Clutch Slave cylinder
Cylinder 1 Fuel injector O Ring (which required engine out, expensive, and verified clutch is in good shape)
Front/rear decklid lid shocks
Shifter Cables, new shift **** from Germany, dealer broke old one
Smog Pump
AC Compressor
Frunk switch
Center vent
Work done at independent shop under warranty:
Warranty paid for 1 ignition coin, I paid to have other 5 replaced along with spark plugs of course
Torn CV Boot, they paid for outer, I paid for inner because it was out
Horn
Gas Cap
Misc:
Headlights had faded PPF when I got the car. I spent 2 hours removing them and the lights were flawless underneath.
Also spent 6 hours removing the factory faded PPF on the hips and got some new PPF installed after a paint correction.
Installed new OEM center caps as old were faded.
Porsche Classic Rubber Mats (OEM included)
The warranty company would not pin the coolant lines because there were no active leaks, and there are currently no active leaks. The clutch is very strong. My thought was to take it to Sharkwerks when it was time for a clutch replacement and have them pin the coolant lines at the same time as it is easier to do it when the engine is out. I have owned the car for roughly 10,000 miles and it has been an absolute pleasure but it is time for me to move on.
Outside of warranty work, I replaced the tires with new Michelin tires, new brakes in all corners.
I upgraded the tail lights to all red ones.
60,000 mile service done. The car literally needs nothing but to be driven.
All original paint no accidents. Clean title in hand!
Serious buyer please reach out!
Dash Cam included if you want.
DME...
Number ofignitions range 1
5574 / 2045h
Number of ignitions range 2
747 / 1977.2h
Number of ignitions range 3
60 / 1550.5h
Number of ignitions range 4
3 / 1251.5h
Number of ignitions range 5
0/ 0h
Number of ignitions range 6
0 / 0h
Operating hours counter
2129.2
last time it was pulled
Last edited by jaynar; Nov 23, 2024 at 03:07 AM.
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Track Day
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Interested in any trades?
2016 sapphire blue metallic GT4, manual trans. Pic uploaded on my newbie intro. Just putting feelers out on a trade but not really wanting to part with the car. Thought about turbo or turbo s 996/997. Wife doesn't like the harder ride in the GT4.
2016 sapphire blue metallic GT4, manual trans. Pic uploaded on my newbie intro. Just putting feelers out on a trade but not really wanting to part with the car. Thought about turbo or turbo s 996/997. Wife doesn't like the harder ride in the GT4.
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Interested in any trades?
2016 sapphire blue metallic GT4, manual trans. Pic uploaded on my newbie intro. Just putting feelers out on a trade but not really wanting to part with the car. Thought about turbo or turbo s 996/997. Wife doesn't like the harder ride in the GT4.
2016 sapphire blue metallic GT4, manual trans. Pic uploaded on my newbie intro. Just putting feelers out on a trade but not really wanting to part with the car. Thought about turbo or turbo s 996/997. Wife doesn't like the harder ride in the GT4.
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Gorgeous. Love the 997 Turbos. My dream car for many years.
Friendly (unsolicited) advice: shoot some more photos of it in better lighting, i.e., out on that cliff, when the sun is to the east. Atlas Grey is a rare color -- show it off the best you can! That interior is gorgeous, too. MMMmmmmm, leeaaatther.
GLWS!
GPd
Friendly (unsolicited) advice: shoot some more photos of it in better lighting, i.e., out on that cliff, when the sun is to the east. Atlas Grey is a rare color -- show it off the best you can! That interior is gorgeous, too. MMMmmmmm, leeaaatther.
GLWS!
GPd
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Man, this is a killer deal and a fantastic spec for a 997TT. You don't come across that interior often. Excellent work done, and a lot of peace of mind. I agree that more photos should be posted in a better light. For those looking at the DME - it is pretty common to see a lot of range 1s in manual turbocharged cars from the turbos continuing to spool. GLWS!
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I know guys! I just put up a quick few pics as testing the water so to speak while I’m in Hawaii. I’ll be back soon to shoot some new pics and post them soon. Thank you for the compliments and advice!
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From: AZ
I can't edit the above - maybe because I have too few posts. My apologies, I somehow missed the answer to my question in your OP. Was not trying to clutter up your FS thread.
However another question: Do you have the spec sheet / a monroney label you can post?
However another question: Do you have the spec sheet / a monroney label you can post?
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I have a spec sheet and can provide the VIN to serious buyers. Too much fraud!!