notfastenough

Year: 2019
Make: Porsche
Model: Cayman
Cont. Porsche Models: Cayman GT4
Mileage (numbers only please): 100000
Color: Caucasion
Price (no $ sign please): $0
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): West
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 6 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: None

Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled mess yearning to breathe free on the track. The wretched refuse is what I want.

That's right. Aside from a balled up total I'll look at anything.

Thank you.

Jferrante

like your style

kahane18

this is a total but far from balled up:

https://www.iaai.com/MyAuctionCenter...List.aspx#tabs

NBoost

Best thread title currently on the board.

911F1

You and I both missed out on this one with 33k miles for
$80k. Hopefully more high mileage GT4s will start popping up

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...-80-000-a.html

Bxstr

Definitely the best thread so far as Nboost mentioned. The GT4 with 33k miles is a great deal that 911F1 mentioned. Shows that hopefully in a couple of years they will come down into the $70s or upper $60s if they have some mileage on them, and are a couple of years old.

I remember Jim Ellis was selling one a couple months back that was in an accident, and they were asking $86k I believe, which is low for a GT4 from a dealer. So they are definitely out there.

wanderingwheelz

Look at the stock chart of Shake Shack (SHAK) if you need a reminder of what values will do once speculators turn their attention elsewhere. You should have plenty to choose from with far far less that 33,000 miles. Who puts that kind f mileage on a GT4, anyway? Maybe I'm too old to get it, but that car wouldn't make for a very good daily driver in non-stop Miami traffic jams.

911F1

EDIT:
It was actually $75K. The owner lowered the price in the thread.

turboman36

Call Patrick
+1 (630) 926-4842
Tell him joe battista sent you.
Cars in Michigan

mchrono

Love it! GLWP!

ejdoherty911

Cosmetic damage... just needs a good buffing

notfastenough

I appreciate the responses!

I normally call Early S Reg home but nothing says "Later Model Enthusiast" like Rennlist.

I believe GT4's will continue falling like Antifa demonstrators at a Trump rally; it's the nature of a newer model and the type of ADHD owner that they appeal to. I think the most rapid depreciation is going to happen in the next couple of years and I hate to be the one holding the proverbial bag but I would like to buy a car now to start playing with. I have a shop and certainly not afraid of a project.
I'll follow all leads and again, I truly appreciate the help.

Regards,

Frank B.

gungriffin

Short of an economic meltdown, I cannot imagine that these cars will plummet in value. I see best case scenario as a bit less depreciation than the Cayman R. Those aren't nearly as "special" as the GT4 and look at their values. That having been said... I am looking forward to a recession for a buying opportunity!

notfastenough

Poor Patrick...

Apparently he's received more than one call from this referral; he's a little dismayed that his car is being lumped in with "projects" and red-headed step children. lol

His car was hit, properly repaired, and has a Carfax tattoo. At 79k it may be a fit for the right guy.

Not sure I'm that guy.

mattyf

Not to rub salt in the wound, but actually he lowered the price to $75k