The fake Atlanta GT2 is for sale again!
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The fake Atlanta GT2 is for sale again!
"One of Two Upgraded by Porsche North America All others ARE 100% AFTERMARKET" This gets better each time it is posted.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&_trkparms=tab%3DWatching&vi ewitem=&item=220242000042&_trksid=p3907.m32
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&_trkparms=tab%3DWatching&vi ewitem=&item=220242000042&_trksid=p3907.m32
Last edited by atlshaver; Jun 2, 2008 at 04:10 PM.
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Not so fast...
Don't be so quick to pass judgement. Just the other day my buddy picked up a sweet Cayenne with the Carrera GT package. As luck would have it, he found the only factory conversion. All the others were after market.
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LOL!!! Wow, that is one special vehicle!
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Lets face it... If you can get past the two-tone-interior this car is a !$#%^~$ steak @ $50K assuming you like Fly Yellow.
If the parts are factory GT-2 from Porsche NA then you have around $8K in savings from having to do the front end and the rear all by yourself. Get the VIN, get the window sticker from Porsche NA and you'll know.
The TechArt rims are my personal favorite and look just right with the Yellow paint.
Personally I like the car, beyond the yellow seat inserts which would cause me to puke; but that's not enough to keep me away from the car at only $50K.
The car is "stolen property" at anything below $60K for someone who truly understands how much it costs to do "upgrades" using factory parts.
If it's truly a Porsche NA conversion, which any dealer could verify, then I repeat, with emphasis, "This car is stolen property for anything below $60K"
If the parts are factory GT-2 from Porsche NA then you have around $8K in savings from having to do the front end and the rear all by yourself. Get the VIN, get the window sticker from Porsche NA and you'll know.
The TechArt rims are my personal favorite and look just right with the Yellow paint.
Personally I like the car, beyond the yellow seat inserts which would cause me to puke; but that's not enough to keep me away from the car at only $50K.
The car is "stolen property" at anything below $60K for someone who truly understands how much it costs to do "upgrades" using factory parts.
If it's truly a Porsche NA conversion, which any dealer could verify, then I repeat, with emphasis, "This car is stolen property for anything below $60K"
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Lets face it... If you can get past the two-tone-interior this car is a !$#%^~$ steak @ $50K assuming you like Fly Yellow.
If the parts are factory GT-2 from Porsche NA then you have around $8K in savings from having to do the front end and the rear all by yourself. Get the VIN, get the window sticker from Porsche NA and you'll know.
The TechArt rims are my personal favorite and look just right with the Yellow paint.
Personally I like the car, beyond the yellow seat inserts which would cause me to puke; but that's not enough to keep me away from the car at only $50K.
The car is "stolen property" at anything below $60K for someone who truly understands how much it costs to do "upgrades" using factory parts.
If it's truly a Porsche NA conversion, which any dealer could verify, then I repeat, with emphasis, "This car is stolen property for anything below $60K"
If the parts are factory GT-2 from Porsche NA then you have around $8K in savings from having to do the front end and the rear all by yourself. Get the VIN, get the window sticker from Porsche NA and you'll know.
The TechArt rims are my personal favorite and look just right with the Yellow paint.
Personally I like the car, beyond the yellow seat inserts which would cause me to puke; but that's not enough to keep me away from the car at only $50K.
The car is "stolen property" at anything below $60K for someone who truly understands how much it costs to do "upgrades" using factory parts.
If it's truly a Porsche NA conversion, which any dealer could verify, then I repeat, with emphasis, "This car is stolen property for anything below $60K"
And dang it Bill - you just blew my plan! LOL!!!
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That is a collectors ITEM! I offer the owner 200K but he said no... because it was to little for a car that there is only one left since the other one was wrcked by Hans Stuck on the 24 Hours of Lemans... So the lucky winner will have the one and only Super Special Edition GT2.5 that was build specially for him from Porsche North America! I spoke to my friend Gemballa and also to Alois Ruf and they all agreed that this is the car to have! ........ (this BS is not as bad as the one he used to describe his car hahahaha)
