Nice GT2 on Ebay
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Originally Posted by exoticalex
Looks like I am blind! I quoted the wrong thread.... and now I cant find the correct source. My bad. Regardless, the car is beat and appears to have some paintwork.
then that guy could buy a gt3rs.
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haha Eddie, trust me man, I have not forgotten about you! I just got back from a business trip, and am starting to get things in order. What do you have going on at sharkwerks? hehehe
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Originally Posted by exoticalex
haha Eddie, trust me man, I have not forgotten about you! I just got back from a business trip, and am starting to get things in order. What do you have going on at sharkwerks? hehehe
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If I had the money, I would buy that car. Don't mind track time unless there has been a crash in it.
Can't believe how much this car has dropped in value. Seems that prices are all over the place. Thought I saw one earlier with about the same mileage for 130k
Can't believe how much this car has dropped in value. Seems that prices are all over the place. Thought I saw one earlier with about the same mileage for 130k
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What is all the hype about the GT2 being tracked, that's what is built for.
I never tracked mine, did I care if the previous owner who put 2k miles on it before selling it did? Hell no, as long as the car is straight and no major body work has been done due to some moran wrapping it around a pole, it doesnt matter. Porsche's have been built for durability especially the GT2/GT3 variants. Look at all these guys on here that take them to the 1/4 mile track every couple of weeks and do that do the cars, they are still going strong. A GT2 that was used for track meets is in no way a abused car, but rather driven the way it was designed to be.
I never tracked my GT2 and decided to sell it because she was nothing more than a garage queen, if that is what I wanted (i though at the time) then I should have bought a Italian. The only regret I have in life is selling my GT2, and if any of you guys that have them now believe me you will regret it too if you sell yours. Well at least RenntechV12 is enjoying the car to its fullest capabilities.
Good luck in your hunt for the GT2.
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I never tracked mine, did I care if the previous owner who put 2k miles on it before selling it did? Hell no, as long as the car is straight and no major body work has been done due to some moran wrapping it around a pole, it doesnt matter. Porsche's have been built for durability especially the GT2/GT3 variants. Look at all these guys on here that take them to the 1/4 mile track every couple of weeks and do that do the cars, they are still going strong. A GT2 that was used for track meets is in no way a abused car, but rather driven the way it was designed to be.
I never tracked my GT2 and decided to sell it because she was nothing more than a garage queen, if that is what I wanted (i though at the time) then I should have bought a Italian. The only regret I have in life is selling my GT2, and if any of you guys that have them now believe me you will regret it too if you sell yours. Well at least RenntechV12 is enjoying the car to its fullest capabilities.
Good luck in your hunt for the GT2.
Bajo
Originally Posted by speedplay
If I had the money, I would buy that car. Don't mind track time unless there has been a crash in it.
Can't believe how much this car has dropped in value. Seems that prices are all over the place. Thought I saw one earlier with about the same mileage for 130k
Can't believe how much this car has dropped in value. Seems that prices are all over the place. Thought I saw one earlier with about the same mileage for 130k
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