I need to sell my 2004 40th anniversary
#32
09-20-2006, 10:51 AM
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awesome mel! congrats t the new 6speeder who bought it!
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09-20-2006, 04:29 PM
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997gt3 man !
#36
10-10-2006, 08:32 PM
Originally Posted by z3davis
here is what the 40th has:
The 40th Anniversary 911's 3.6-liter flat-six engine produces 345 horsepower (DIN), 25 horsepower more than the base model 911. As a result, the model is one second faster than the regular 911 from 0 to 120 mph (200 km/h) with a time of 16.5 seconds. The car's top track speed, 180 mph (290 km/h), makes it the second fastest non-turbocharged model in the current 911 line.
Aggressive sport suspension settings help to enhance the 40th Anniversary 911's handling. Combined with the standard electronic Porsche Stability Management (PSM) system, an additional mechanical rear-axle differential lock provides even better traction and optimum acceleration potential.
The 40th Anniversary 911's distinguishing styling features include GT silver metallic exterior paint color (exclusive to this model and the Carrera GT), front cooling air openings adopted from the 911 Turbo, body color air intake grills, left and right sill trims, an aluminum "911" logo on the engine cover, shot-blasted, polished 18-inch Carrera wheels, and high-gloss polished exhaust tailpipes. A sliding sunroof, bi-xenon headlights with dynamic beam angle control and a headlight cleaning system complete the standard exterior features.
The interior is trimmed in naturally soft dark gray leather. Other interior details include sport seats with two-stage heating; center console, seat backs and dashboard groove trim strips and handbrake lever side covers finished in GT silver metallic; aluminum-finish instrument dial rings; and a numbered "911 40th Anniversary" plaque on the center console.
and this one looks fantastic
The 40th Anniversary 911's 3.6-liter flat-six engine produces 345 horsepower (DIN), 25 horsepower more than the base model 911. As a result, the model is one second faster than the regular 911 from 0 to 120 mph (200 km/h) with a time of 16.5 seconds. The car's top track speed, 180 mph (290 km/h), makes it the second fastest non-turbocharged model in the current 911 line.
Aggressive sport suspension settings help to enhance the 40th Anniversary 911's handling. Combined with the standard electronic Porsche Stability Management (PSM) system, an additional mechanical rear-axle differential lock provides even better traction and optimum acceleration potential.
The 40th Anniversary 911's distinguishing styling features include GT silver metallic exterior paint color (exclusive to this model and the Carrera GT), front cooling air openings adopted from the 911 Turbo, body color air intake grills, left and right sill trims, an aluminum "911" logo on the engine cover, shot-blasted, polished 18-inch Carrera wheels, and high-gloss polished exhaust tailpipes. A sliding sunroof, bi-xenon headlights with dynamic beam angle control and a headlight cleaning system complete the standard exterior features.
The interior is trimmed in naturally soft dark gray leather. Other interior details include sport seats with two-stage heating; center console, seat backs and dashboard groove trim strips and handbrake lever side covers finished in GT silver metallic; aluminum-finish instrument dial rings; and a numbered "911 40th Anniversary" plaque on the center console.
and this one looks fantastic
I'm favoring the C4S but since the Turbo market is softening quite a bit, why not the Turbo or in this case, why not the 40th 911?!?
Arrrrgggghhhhhh!! Decisions, decisions!!
#37
10-10-2006, 11:26 PM
Originally Posted by mtv65
Is it the same width as the 996 C4S or Turbo?!? Thanks!! I've got ~$60k budgeted...been looking for a nice clean 02-04 C4S, an older Turbo (01 for this price range, right??) and now I've got people telling me to at least consider/testdrive a 40th Anniversary 911. Mainly a weekend toy and a few laps around Laguna Seca (1/2hr from my CA home) and maybe Infineon in Napa.
I'm favoring the C4S but since the Turbo market is softening quite a bit, why not the Turbo or in this case, why not the 40th 911?!?
Arrrrgggghhhhhh!! Decisions, decisions!!
I'm favoring the C4S but since the Turbo market is softening quite a bit, why not the Turbo or in this case, why not the 40th 911?!?
Arrrrgggghhhhhh!! Decisions, decisions!!
The 40th has the same width as the C2. I found the 40th felt more nimble than the C4S since the 40th is RWD with the X51 package.
#39
10-11-2006, 12:42 AM
Originally Posted by JNRSM3
congrats for unloading it and congrats to the lucky 6speeder who picked it up.
inquiring minds want to know...who bought it?
inquiring minds want to know...who bought it?
.He's a friend of Erick911. Thanks Erick!
I am also selling one of my homes if anyone is interested.
A few mins from Disneyland. It is a fully renovated (maple floors, granite counters) 3bdrm, 1.5ba house on a 14,400 sq ft corner lot. The property is zoned Residential Multifamily so you can build more homes on the site. Price is $775,000.Mel
#40
10-11-2006, 01:31 AM
Originally Posted by XX911XX
The guy who bought my car is still waiting to be able to post. He should be online in about a year .
He's a friend of Erick911. Thanks Erick!
I am also selling one of my homes if anyone is interested. A few mins from Disneyland. It is a fully renovated (maple floors, granite counters) 3bdrm, 1.5ba house on a 14,400 sq ft corner lot. The property is zoned Residential Multifamily so you can build more homes on the site. Price is $775,000.
Mel
.He's a friend of Erick911. Thanks Erick!
I am also selling one of my homes if anyone is interested.
A few mins from Disneyland. It is a fully renovated (maple floors, granite counters) 3bdrm, 1.5ba house on a 14,400 sq ft corner lot. The property is zoned Residential Multifamily so you can build more homes on the site. Price is $775,000.Mel
#41
10-11-2006, 01:34 AM
Originally Posted by iLLM3
Congrats on the sale Mel, btw 14,400 sf, that's huge for a 3 bedroom no???!
#44
10-19-2006, 07:20 PM
hey Mel, isn't this your car?
http://www.delamotors.com/owned.php?vehicleId=232
i think i'll go over there and offer them your original asking price for it and save the $10k.
http://www.delamotors.com/owned.php?vehicleId=232
i think i'll go over there and offer them your original asking price for it and save the $10k.
#45
10-19-2006, 11:23 PM
Originally Posted by jrloM3
hey Mel, isn't this your car?
http://www.delamotors.com/owned.php?vehicleId=232
i think i'll go over there and offer them your original asking price for it and save the $10k.
http://www.delamotors.com/owned.php?vehicleId=232
i think i'll go over there and offer them your original asking price for it and save the $10k.