savyboy

Year: 2007
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Cont. Porsche Models: GT3
Mileage (numbers only please): 63000
Options (Please check ALL which apply): Air Conditioning, Antilock Brakes, Intermittent Wipers, Leather Seats, Power Door Locks, Power Steering, Power Windows, Sunroof
Color: White
Price (no $ sign please): $90000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): NorCal
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 6 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: AM Radio

I thought that car looked familiar. Miss my DE buddy, be sure to tell him Pete said hello. He worked many hours with Doug Brenner (awesome guy) to set up that suspension.

RennSport88

If this had been for sale last fall I would have been all over it.

MarinS4

I'll pass the word Pete. Doug is the man when it comes to setting up shock valving! You may remember me from HOD. I use to run a Arena Red 993 turbo with them.

MarinS4

I have had a good amount of interest. I think the 90k price tag has been scaring most off. I listed it a but high to give myself some wiggle room. Bottom line is 80k for this amazing GT3.

911Königin

Did you sell it?

MarinS4

It's up on ebay. There is less than 24hrs before the auction ends.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/191269477946...AQ:MOTORS:1123

MarinS4

2hrs left on auction. Reserve has been met. Current price $75,100. Screaming deal at that!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-GT3-/191269477946

Steve Theodore

Wow. This turned into a case of buying a 2007 GT3 and get all those mods for 'free' for some lucky individual. Congratulations to the new owner!!

MarinS4

Steve someone got a hell of a good deal. Just like the 2010 RS I sold you everyone was afraid of the miles. That made no sense to me since the motor has 3k miles and 3 track days and the suspension/trans have 10k miles and 15-20 track days. I can't believe this car for so little. The shop doing the PPI was amazed too. They commented on how clean it is.

Just like your RS this car got most of it's miles driving down the freeway. I don't know why buyers value low miles when start and stops are what puts the most wear and tear on motors.

Anyway I am sure the new owner will be tickled pink just like you.

azcarguy

That's beyond a good deal, that's a damn giveaway!

Lack of knowledge and "perception" are terrible and costly hurdles for most.

New owner's probably in a state of disbelief that someone was willing to hand over the keys to such a great car for a mere pittance. It's kinda like winning the lottery and I hope whoever it is drives the wheels off of that car.

wantone

Wait this was offered at $90,000 but now sold at $75,000??? F I would've bought it!

Spyerx

I still (kind of) regret not grabbing that RS :-) It was a good deal especially in hind sight.

MarinS4

I love all the Monday morning quarterbacks.

I listed it for 90k expecting to see 80k out of it. I turned down a few 75k offers earlier in the year. The car has been listed everywhere for the last 6 months and it was just was not moving. The ebay buyer won the auction at 75k. It was pretty much in line with what I had been offered before so that's where I set the reserve. In my mind I settled for $5k less than I wanted not $15k. I don't even want to repeat the $60k insult offers I got.

MarinS4

It sure was. The miles scared off most buyers of that car. The current owner has no regrets. This 2007 GT3 is another example of where the miles are scaring off the buyers.

Modena 1

Happy you sold it. But to be fair. I would have never offered you 75 for a car you are asking 90 for. So had you listed it for 80, I bet you would have had guys banging down your door. And prob sold for 85.

In general, I think it's better to set a realistic price than automatically think guys will low ball you no matter what. The market is efficient.

Great car. Good sale. Time to move on. Cheers.