FS: Precision Porsche 996TT (lots of upgrades)
#16
12-15-2009, 08:07 PM
Year: 2001
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Price: $51000
Mileage: 23000
Color: Basalt Black
Private or Dealer Listing: Dealer Listing
Location (State): TX
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
#19
12-15-2009, 10:23 PM
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Thanks for the kind words John!
Why do people say this?
I've never purchased a high-end car locally. Ever. The best deals can be found by shopping the country and either shipping the vehicle or flying there and driving it home. If you really wanted it, shipping can be arranged with one phone call.
Good luck with the sale! Car is sick!
I've never purchased a high-end car locally. Ever. The best deals can be found by shopping the country and either shipping the vehicle or flying there and driving it home. If you really wanted it, shipping can be arranged with one phone call.
Good luck with the sale! Car is sick!
Sorry I have sold off the bumpers. I do still have the stock wheels, steering wheel and exhaust. How's the gallardo treating you? Love the mods!
I will sell the Mesh8's if the buyer of the car goes for the HRE's. It will be the buyer's choice on which wheels he/she wants. Thanks for the interest though!
Edwin
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12-16-2009, 02:47 AM
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#21
12-16-2009, 06:19 AM
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Gallardo is great, but I decided to go back to a 996Tt or GT2 and add a spyker or F430 to my stable. I have had the G for 4K miles and its totally different...in a good and bad way. If you need info about the ownership or the pros and cons, shoot me a Pm and I d be glad to help answer question
#22
12-16-2009, 08:24 AM
Although this car looks pristine...I would never purchase a car without seeing it.
Reason Im not willing to shop around the country is that it slowly lowers the amount I can spend on the car, unless I find "the one" within my first one or two trips.
Also theres the "Ive spent the money and taken the time to come see the car" factor which may cause you to buy a car you arent overly pleased with.
To each his own, but I have never purchased a car that wasn't local, but I have sold several to out of state buyers.
Either way GLWS
Reason Im not willing to shop around the country is that it slowly lowers the amount I can spend on the car, unless I find "the one" within my first one or two trips.
Also theres the "Ive spent the money and taken the time to come see the car" factor which may cause you to buy a car you arent overly pleased with.
To each his own, but I have never purchased a car that wasn't local, but I have sold several to out of state buyers.
Either way GLWS
#23
12-16-2009, 08:40 AM
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Although this car looks pristine...I would never purchase a car without seeing it.
Reason Im not willing to shop around the country is that it slowly lowers the amount I can spend on the car, unless I find "the one" within my first one or two trips.
Also theres the "Ive spent the money and taken the time to come see the car" factor which may cause you to buy a car you arent overly pleased with.
To each his own, but I have never purchased a car that wasn't local, but I have sold several to out of state buyers.
Either way GLWS
Reason Im not willing to shop around the country is that it slowly lowers the amount I can spend on the car, unless I find "the one" within my first one or two trips.
Also theres the "Ive spent the money and taken the time to come see the car" factor which may cause you to buy a car you arent overly pleased with.
To each his own, but I have never purchased a car that wasn't local, but I have sold several to out of state buyers.
Either way GLWS
#24
12-16-2009, 09:02 AM
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Rep Power: 0 Although this car looks pristine...I would never purchase a car without seeing it.
Reason Im not willing to shop around the country is that it slowly lowers the amount I can spend on the car, unless I find "the one" within my first one or two trips.
Also theres the "Ive spent the money and taken the time to come see the car" factor which may cause you to buy a car you arent overly pleased with.
To each his own, but I have never purchased a car that wasn't local, but I have sold several to out of state buyers.
Either way GLWS
Reason Im not willing to shop around the country is that it slowly lowers the amount I can spend on the car, unless I find "the one" within my first one or two trips.
Also theres the "Ive spent the money and taken the time to come see the car" factor which may cause you to buy a car you arent overly pleased with.
To each his own, but I have never purchased a car that wasn't local, but I have sold several to out of state buyers.
Either way GLWS
For those that are interested in my turbo, I have NO problems taking it to whatever porsche dealer/indy shop/etc if you want to run a ppi on it.
Edwin
Last edited by PrecisionPorsch; 12-16-2009 at 10:09 AM.
#25
12-16-2009, 09:58 AM
Although this car looks pristine...I would never purchase a car without seeing it.
Reason Im not willing to shop around the country is that it slowly lowers the amount I can spend on the car, unless I find "the one" within my first one or two trips.
Also theres the "Ive spent the money and taken the time to come see the car" factor which may cause you to buy a car you arent overly pleased with.
To each his own, but I have never purchased a car that wasn't local, but I have sold several to out of state buyers.
Either way GLWS
Reason Im not willing to shop around the country is that it slowly lowers the amount I can spend on the car, unless I find "the one" within my first one or two trips.
Also theres the "Ive spent the money and taken the time to come see the car" factor which may cause you to buy a car you arent overly pleased with.
To each his own, but I have never purchased a car that wasn't local, but I have sold several to out of state buyers.
Either way GLWS
In the case of this car, you have many reputable people vouching for the vehicle that have personally seen it and driven it, which should give you some peace of mind.
#28
12-16-2009, 08:24 PM
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Hi Ed,
I am Jacky Chan from Vancouver, BC, Canada, I am very interested in your car, it looks beautiful, I was just wondering how many hours of Porsche Labour would it take to convert it back to 4WD because it rains alot in Vancouver and we are seeing some snow too =) I currently drive a 996 C4 Cab and is looking for a good condition and well maintained 996TT. Please let me know, thanks Ed! Please PM me!
JC
I am Jacky Chan from Vancouver, BC, Canada, I am very interested in your car, it looks beautiful, I was just wondering how many hours of Porsche Labour would it take to convert it back to 4WD because it rains alot in Vancouver and we are seeing some snow too =) I currently drive a 996 C4 Cab and is looking for a good condition and well maintained 996TT. Please let me know, thanks Ed! Please PM me!
JC
