Porsche 996 GT2 Clubsport
Porsche 996 GT2 Clubsport
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Slippydiff

16,329 posts

252 months

Saturday 21st February 2015
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Colour, year, condition, original panel, overrevs, modifications ? Why doesn't the car have it's history ?

Royalr

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58 posts

199 months

Saturday 21st February 2015
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Silver, 2001, Original panels, no mods, the car was repossessed and I've been told I'd need to track history. Does anyone now if Porsche have a central computer for the servicing?

That's all the info I have on the car at the moment.

Slippydiff

16,329 posts

252 months

Saturday 21st February 2015
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Royalr said:
Silver, 2001, Original panels, no mods, the car was repossessed and I've been told I'd need to track history. Does anyone now if Porsche have a central computer for the servicing?

That's all the info I have on the car at the moment.
You should be able to establish the supplying dealer from the chassis number, they may be able to give you some details of the service history if they serviced it. The rest will require some legwork on your part. They're rare cars, so it's worthwhile asking if anyone knows the car or it's owner/s on your local Porsche forum/s.

DodoRacing

539 posts

236 months

Saturday 21st February 2015
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Royalr said:
Hi Eveyrone,


I've been offered a LHD 996 GT2 Clubsport with 50km on the clock and the car has no history.

Anybody got a idea's what its worth?

Regards

Ray
Do you mean 50K Miles or 50Km?

Royalr

Original Poster:

58 posts

199 months

Saturday 21st February 2015
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50km, its done about 49454 km

the other me

614 posts

182 months

Saturday 21st February 2015
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I know Porsche can access a cars history within OPC network, but don't know if they will do it for you (undoubtedly for a fee of course) or if they only do it for their own purposes when say accepting a car as a trade-in. Worth asking your local OPC if they can help.

KAL

364 posts

216 months

Sunday 22nd February 2015
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Is it red by any chance ?as I remember a red car which I thought was a CS LHD

Royalr

Original Poster:

58 posts

199 months

Sunday 22nd February 2015
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No, it's silver.

I've checked the data card and these are some of the option codes it has-

003
X50 option code
101 GT2 Option Code
722 Internal production code (GT-car)

Does anyone know if the X50 option code is standard on a gt2 clubsport or is it a option?



Edited by Royalr on Sunday 22 February 22:34

Slippydiff

16,329 posts

252 months

Monday 23rd February 2015
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Royalr said:
No, it's silver.

I've checked the data card and these are some of the option codes it has-

003
X50 option code
101 GT2 Option Code
722 Internal production code (GT-car)

Does anyone know if the X50 option code is standard on a gt2 clubsport or is it a option?
X50 is standard on all GT2's.

Richie200

2,013 posts

238 months

Monday 23rd February 2015
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Just contact any German OPC and they will be able to tell you if it has ever visited an OPC. There are many non-OPC Porsche specialists in Germany so if nothing shows on the OPC system, it doesn't necessarily mean it is a lemon.

DodoRacing

539 posts

236 months

Monday 23rd February 2015
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Royalr said:
No, it's silver.

I've checked the data card and these are some of the option codes it has-

003
X50 option code
101 GT2 Option Code
722 Internal production code (GT-car)

Does anyone know if the X50 option code is standard on a gt2 clubsport or is it a option?

Edited by Royalr on Sunday 22 February 22:34
Never heard of X50 and 101 options on a true GT2. There is one type engine and normally no code is mentioned.
What does it say on the sticker under the bonnet? It should have the option codes there. At least it should say:
Type: 996 840 - 911 GT2 COUPE
Eng. Code: M9670-642 Trans. Code: G9688-20
This is standard for all 996 GTs.

Sorry to point out but, the mileage you quote is 50K Km not 50Km. smile


Royalr

Original Poster:

58 posts

199 months

Monday 23rd February 2015
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DodoRacing said:
Never heard of X50 and 101 options on a true GT2. There is one type engine and normally no code is mentioned.
What does it say on the sticker under the bonnet? It should have the option codes there. At least it should say:
Type: 996 840 - 911 GT2 COUPE
Eng. Code: M9670-642 Trans. Code: G9688-20
This is standard for all 996 GTs.

Sorry to point out but, the mileage you quote is 50K Km not 50Km. smile
I'm waiting for the car to be delivered so can't check under the bonnet sticker at the moment. I have the data card any yes it says, "Sales Type 996840" and the engine and transmission code are the same too.

Thanks for that and the mileage correction

Xps911

412 posts

176 months

Monday 23rd February 2015
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DodoRacing

539 posts

236 months

Tuesday 24th February 2015
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Xps911 said:
Did you intend to link to another thread? The link points to this thread.

Xps911

412 posts

176 months

Wednesday 25th February 2015
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not for me it doesnt, links to another topic with same title