I recently lost my perfect 99 track car to a careless driver who hit me a few months ago.

I'm looking for a 99 MK I aero to build back to what I had before.

I am looking for at minimum, a 99 996 with the following options:
LSD is a must and prefer it with a fresh motor. I prefer less bright colors. Silvers, grays and blacks (a color that doesn't grab as much attention as Speed yellow).

Options that I would like but are not required:
HI-Fi Stereo
Sport Seats
3 Spoke Steering wheel
18 inch wheels
MK I aero

If you have a car that is for sale that has these options please let me know, as I am tired of searching fruitlessly for a good 99 with proper history locally.

Thanks in advance,

Pete

 

Pete, I take that statement personally...JK

I will keep my eyes open but '99 Aero's are hard to find nowadays...GL with your search

 

what about that black '02 aero you where looking at?

 

I wrangle back and forth with buying it. It's not exactly what I want but at this point it's pretty close.

My main points of contention are with the E-gas and no LSD. I think that the understeer can be cured on that car with alignment and perhaps GT3 control arms and sways.

SpeedDemon- I like the SY color but it's not for me. I'd like to do a bit more blending in (If that's possible in a 911).

Pete

 

you can always put the earokit on yourself... thats what I wound up doing, another extra $2500-$3000 out of your pocket.

There are tone of 99 on ebay:
http://motors.search.ebay.com/1999_9...Z1QQsofocusZbs

Heres one w/ lsd
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/99-PO...QQcmdZViewItem

You can drive ANNA KOURNIKOVAS car
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LQQK-...QQcmdZViewItem

 

Thanks for the help. I am willing to put the aero back on if I can find a decent 99 with a good history and LSD. It would however make it a bit easier if it was an aero already. I've never really considered buying a car from eBay. I always thought it was kind of dangerous. For me, I always look for cars locally, where I can check them out and take them to a PPI. So I guess that process is a little foreign to me.

Pete