997.2 buckets and ceramics
Discussion
dopsonj said:
That Streetview picture is August 2016 so they've had the car sitting there for a while. I bought my 911 from an indie and we agreed a price that included them taking it to an OPC for a full check and then the OPC to call me to discuss their findings. I'd be asking for that if you're willing to pay near to the asking price.
g7jhp said:
Buy a later 2011 997.2 C2S and fit buckets yourself, don't worry on Ceramics.
And that's the thing..I would never buy a car and start messing around with the factory spec..
Ceramics I find very uber desirable..
The only thing I would do is buy another centre console to paint or wrap in red
so that the existing one stays original.
Paul
g7jhp said:
Buy a later 2011 997.2 C2S and fit buckets yourself, don't worry on Ceramics.
And that's the thing..I would never buy a car and start messing around with the factory spec..
Ceramics I find very uber desirable..
The only thing I would do is buy another centre console to paint or wrap in red
so that the existing one stays original.
Paul
paul0843 said:
g7jhp said:
Buy a later 2011 997.2 C2S and fit buckets yourself, don't worry on Ceramics.
And that's the thing..I would never buy a car and start messing around with the factory spec..
Ceramics I find very uber desirable..
The only thing I would do is buy another centre console to paint or wrap in red
so that the existing one stays original.
Paul
IMI A said:
996GT2 said:
I'm in Staffordshire, this isn't a million miles away. If you don't buy it I might offer on the seats!
Hahaha great minds think alike - I'll have the ceramics too thanks!I drive past there to go to Wolverhampton Porsche. There on Monday for MOT, might pop in and see this.
996GT2 said:
IMI A said:
996GT2 said:
I'm in Staffordshire, this isn't a million miles away. If you don't buy it I might offer on the seats!
Hahaha great minds think alike - I'll have the ceramics too thanks!I drive past there to go to Wolverhampton Porsche. There on Monday for MOT, might pop in and see this.
IMI A said:
996GT2 said:
IMI A said:
996GT2 said:
I'm in Staffordshire, this isn't a million miles away. If you don't buy it I might offer on the seats!
Hahaha great minds think alike - I'll have the ceramics too thanks!I drive past there to go to Wolverhampton Porsche. There on Monday for MOT, might pop in and see this.
I had those seats in an old Cayman Sport Edition. I don't hate the Adaptive Seats in my GT2 but those would finish it off nicely.
996GT2 said:
IMI A said:
996GT2 said:
IMI A said:
996GT2 said:
I'm in Staffordshire, this isn't a million miles away. If you don't buy it I might offer on the seats!
Hahaha great minds think alike - I'll have the ceramics too thanks!I drive past there to go to Wolverhampton Porsche. There on Monday for MOT, might pop in and see this.
I had those seats in an old Cayman Sport Edition. I don't hate the Adaptive Seats in my GT2 but those would finish it off nicely.
paul0843 said:
Money definitely strong..
I would expect it around £42-£43k,and then try and get a little
bit off that too.
Will definitely stop to give it the once over and go from there..
If it's meant to be it will be..
As others have said it's a unicorn car and when GTSs are £60k+, £48k doesn't seem bad to me. I would expect it around £42-£43k,and then try and get a little
bit off that too.
Will definitely stop to give it the once over and go from there..
If it's meant to be it will be..
It wouldn't surprise me if all the Carreras in the UK with folding bucket seats could be counted on two hands...
braddo said:
paul0843 said:
Money definitely strong..
I would expect it around £42-£43k,and then try and get a little
bit off that too.
Will definitely stop to give it the once over and go from there..
If it's meant to be it will be..
As others have said it's a unicorn car and when GTSs are £60k+, £48k doesn't seem bad to me. I would expect it around £42-£43k,and then try and get a little
bit off that too.
Will definitely stop to give it the once over and go from there..
If it's meant to be it will be..
It wouldn't surprise me if all the Carreras in the UK with folding bucket seats could be counted on two hands...
If this was an X51 it'd be a half price GT3!
i love the way they bother to take a photo of the back seats. which are standard. and not a proper photo of the carbon buckets... sort of tells you the calibre of the place
there was someone asking on a GT3 thread the other day about such seats... Carnewal want several thousand ££ for them
so if it was me I'd bid them on the basis its been sat there for ages "and everyone knows it was a Porsche GB car been ragged to death etc" [not my personal opinion but see the recent Cayman R thread...] and then either enjoy the car as is OR sell the seats and be a few grand better off.
also goes without saying , check the PCCB discs VERY carefully for any signs of surface wear / delamination
there was someone asking on a GT3 thread the other day about such seats... Carnewal want several thousand ££ for them
so if it was me I'd bid them on the basis its been sat there for ages "and everyone knows it was a Porsche GB car been ragged to death etc" [not my personal opinion but see the recent Cayman R thread...] and then either enjoy the car as is OR sell the seats and be a few grand better off.
also goes without saying , check the PCCB discs VERY carefully for any signs of surface wear / delamination
paul0843 said:
g7jhp said:
Buy a later 2011 997.2 C2S and fit buckets yourself, don't worry on Ceramics.
And that's the thing..I would never buy a car and start messing around with the factory spec..
Ceramics I find very uber desirable..
The only thing I would do is buy another centre console to paint or wrap in red
so that the existing one stays original.
Paul
I understand why some wouldn't, but that's usually done to originality and maintaining value rather than enjoyment and driving.
A nice naturally aspirated 2wd manual 997.2 coupe with buckets, ducktail and a nice set of alloys sounds appealing.
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