WTB 04-05 996TT Cab - 6SpeedOnline - Porsche Forum and Luxury Car Resource

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06-30-2009, 12:17 PM

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WTB 04-05 996TT Cab

I'm posting for a friend, moderator approved....

He is looking for an 04-05ish 996TT Cab with under 20k miles, 6 speed, little to no mods. He is dead set on a Cab, he's open to an S and or the X50 package.

Here's the catch he doesnt want to spend more than $50k, this is his budget and if u wanna unload your car here's a buyer for u. He is in N Cal.

Please PM me if u have something and I will forward the info.

Thanx

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06-30-2009, 12:59 PM

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Ice's 996tt Cab has a spectacular aura about

Im looking foa a Lambo Spyder 07-08 less than 5k miles, im willing to pay 50-60k and I am the real deal!!!!!!!!

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06-30-2009, 02:14 PM

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me to

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06-30-2009, 04:17 PM

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I've heard of them closer to 60...still a great price. For 50, I'll take one too!

Good luck, no joke. There are some deals out there for sure!

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06-30-2009, 11:37 PM

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Me too!!!

I will pay up to $60K for the same car.

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07-12-2009, 12:26 PM

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My friend is on a plane as we speak to pick up a car.

I just wanted to point out those people that felt the need to be smartass's that said they'd buy one at $60k, where are they now? Just more trolls.

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Originally Posted by rwgrif

I have a 2004 996 Turbo Cab, 17K miles, 6 speed, detachable hardtop, lots of carbon fiber (factory, not aftermarket), Fabspeed intake and exhaust, navigation and 6 disc changer, still in Porsche extended warranty (until October, I think), never in an accident, triple black. In the interest of full disclosure, it is time for tires. I am finalizing a deal for a 2010 GT3 and should know in a day or so about that and then will sell or trade the Turbo.

KBB lists the private party price at $66,615. Edmunds lists the private party sales price at $60,910.....I can live with something in that neighborhood....

If someone wants a Turbo Cab in warranty and low miles, this could be your car. BTW, a long time ago, I clean off the drool that I deposited on the car when I first saw it

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07-12-2009, 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Subbie

My friend is on a plane as we speak to pick up a car.

I just wanted to point out those people that felt the need to be smartass's that said they'd buy one at $60k, where are they now? Just more trolls.

We're still here with cash in our pockets. Money talks, BS walks or, (in the case of your friend), flies.
You are the only smartass here if you actually believe that $50K will ever buy you a driveable 2005 TTC without a salvage title. Please, please do post pics, mileage, and build sheet/options for your friend's $50K 2005+ 911 TTC when he gets back from his trip. Also post the repair bills for the new clutch, brakes, tires, and other wear items that will need to be serviced in the next 3 months. Some of us have more stringent criteria than "does it cost $50,000?" We also have other options at this price point and might be willing to spend a few extra bucks on the "right" car.

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