997.1 gt3 at auction
997.1 gt3 at auction
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anonymous-user

Original Poster:

82 months

Monday 2nd September 2019
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its well known and maintained example that 911v had for a while. believe it belongs to the owner of porsche torque

guided at 59-69

https://www.historics.co.uk/buying/auctions/2019-0...


g7jhp

7,033 posts

266 months

Monday 2nd September 2019
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Looks interesting at £59k.

It's done a grw miled but does it have history?

alfapork

294 posts

130 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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Was this for sale at 911v within the last 12 months?

Desert Dragon

1,445 posts

112 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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Yes same car and I remember trade value was £50,000. 911v had her up at £72,995.

I'm surprised at such a large buy/sell spread. Good buy for someone that as I believe an offer of £68,000 was declined.

Are 997.1 GT3 comfortable as road cars those that run them?

I remember going for a p ride in a 996 GT3 RS and I thought no way I'd use this on road for fun driving. Really was a track car. Same with 997 GT2. I found it too firm for road driving. Is the 997 GT3 different on road to these two?

Kettmark

928 posts

181 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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Did the car sell through 911V?
If not, someones about to potentially take quite a hit in the pocket.

blackmamba

833 posts

264 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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I would definitely buy that at around 60 but I doubt it will sell for that and then there are fees on top.

notsomadmick

175 posts

188 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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Desert Dragon said:
Yes same car and I remember trade value was £50,000. 911v had her up at £72,995.

I'm surprised at such a large buy/sell spread. Good buy for someone that as I believe an offer of £68,000 was declined.

Are 997.1 GT3 comfortable as road cars those that run them?

I remember going for a p ride in a 996 GT3 RS and I thought no way I'd use this on road for fun driving. Really was a track car. Same with 997 GT2. I found it too firm for road driving. Is the 997 GT3 different on road to these two?
I found my 997.1 slightly too firm for B road driving, kept in 4 years though. I have a 991.2 version now and consider it slightly softer.

Pip1968

1,393 posts

232 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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Desert Dragon said:
Are 997.1 GT3 comfortable as road cars those that run them?

I remember going for a p ride in a 996 GT3 RS and I thought no way I'd use this on road for fun driving. Really was a track car. Same with 997 GT2. I found it too firm for road driving. Is the 997 GT3 different on road to these two?
I think it depends on what you are used to and also how it is set up. I run a 996 and with KW Competition coilovers and all the other usual bits and bobs. The car is all over the road especially when on uneven surfaces. I enjoy the thrill and the implied danger but some like armchair seats and little road feeling and so are put off by a road going track car.

Pip

thelostboy

4,700 posts

253 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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Used a comfort as a daily. I was fine with it!

BertBert

21,172 posts

239 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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I've a 997.1 GT3 clubsport which I drive daily, it's absolutely fine. Although I did the same with a 6GT3RS so I'm probably not one to judge.
When the 997 was on KWs when I bought it, it was not much fun on the road, but back on PASM even Mrs Bert enjoys it.
Bert

PS anyone want some KWs?

BertBert

21,172 posts

239 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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I've a 997.1 GT3 clubsport which I drive daily, it's absolutely fine. Although I did the same with a 6GT3RS so I'm probably not one to judge.
When the 997 was on KWs when I bought it, it was not much fun on the road, but back on PASM even Mrs Bert enjoys it.
Bert

PS anyone want some KWs?

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

82 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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Kettmark said:
Did the car sell through 911V?
If not, someones about to potentially take quite a hit in the pocket.
nope. they had it sor for the owner

Porsche911R

21,146 posts

293 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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not much market for higher mile comforts, no wonder 911V could not sell it.

be £63k retail imo to move that so trade bids would be low.

IMI A

9,959 posts

229 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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Porsche911R said:
not much market for higher mile comforts, no wonder 911V could not sell it.

be £63k retail imo to move that so trade bids would be low.
This will be a super buy for someone. Its a nice example.

DMC2

2,003 posts

239 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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IMI A said:
This will be a super buy for someone. Its a nice example.
If that is the car I think it is I would avoid it like the plague.

IMI A

9,959 posts

229 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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DMC2 said:
IMI A said:
This will be a super buy for someone. Its a nice example.
If that is the car I think it is I would avoid it like the plague.
Lol I almost bought this car. It’s as clean as a whistle. What car do you think it is Sherlock?

IMI A

9,959 posts

229 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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Also do you really think 911 Virgin would stock a dodgy car? What a silly comment when you haven’t got a clue.

Y32

82 posts

211 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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This is Sid’s personal car (chap who runs Porsche Torque). I would imagine it wants for nothing.

Porsche911R

21,146 posts

293 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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Seems odd to punt it at auction !

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

82 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2019
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Porsche911R said:
Seems odd to punt it at auction !
why? according to you they dont sell unless with buckets so doesnt it prove your point?