993 GT2 Replica on Autotrader - Anyone no anything about it?
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PORSCHE 993 GT2, RHD GT2, based on a 84 911 3.3 turbo, cheap classic insurance, 3 months MOT, alarm, 911 plate, Carbon fibre parts, bucket seats with Silver backs, roll cage, conversion carried out by Paragon uk in 98, paid 30k 3 yrs ago. Bargain.
£17,500
This is on Autotrader now, although I saw it for sale a few months back. It has the same registration number - YIB 9111 - as the genuine 911 GT2 that the running reporter Richard Long had in 911 & Porsche World a few years back.
Does anyone know anything about it? Any opinions on value?
>> Edited by timroe on Wednesday 15th March 15:38
£17,500
This is on Autotrader now, although I saw it for sale a few months back. It has the same registration number - YIB 9111 - as the genuine 911 GT2 that the running reporter Richard Long had in 911 & Porsche World a few years back.
Does anyone know anything about it? Any opinions on value?
>> Edited by timroe on Wednesday 15th March 15:38
Believe it is Richards old one...which wasn't real 993 Gt2.
In terms of value......it is priced as a good 1983 3.3 turbo......you need to look at it on that basis,,,have it checked over and make sure you don't need to spend 5-10k to get it spot on. It may already be close to perfect mechanically???.
The Gt2 bits may be seen as a good thing as it may look like a 130+ grand car from a distance if you squint....some may think it a shame to ruin the original lines of a 930 Turbo......
If you like the look of it, and it checks out mechanically, then it is not badly priced when you add up what it would cost to recreate this car from a standard Turbo.
Checking out what lies under the body is the key as far as I am concerned
In terms of value......it is priced as a good 1983 3.3 turbo......you need to look at it on that basis,,,have it checked over and make sure you don't need to spend 5-10k to get it spot on. It may already be close to perfect mechanically???.
The Gt2 bits may be seen as a good thing as it may look like a 130+ grand car from a distance if you squint....some may think it a shame to ruin the original lines of a 930 Turbo......
If you like the look of it, and it checks out mechanically, then it is not badly priced when you add up what it would cost to recreate this car from a standard Turbo.
Checking out what lies under the body is the key as far as I am concerned
Hello. I know it has been 10 years since this topic lol. I am the current owner of this cat and can confirm it is based on a 930 turboand was registered to a Richard as i have invoices etc.If possible would any of you remember the issue of which the car was in the magazine? Thanks andy
Yes, this^^
Andy - There was a brief thread about 993 GT2 replicas just the other day...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Andy - There was a brief thread about 993 GT2 replicas just the other day...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Harry Metcalfe bought similar replica few months ago that and reviewed it here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MX0TSp2fBtk
It makes a lot of sense given the silly prices of the originals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MX0TSp2fBtk
It makes a lot of sense given the silly prices of the originals.
Spookily there's another GT2 replica on AutoTrader just as you resurrected the thread.
However, it's not terribly err, authentic......
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2015...
However, it's not terribly err, authentic......
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2015...
EGTE said:
Spookily there's another GT2 replica on AutoTrader just as you resurrected the thread.
However, it's not terribly err, authentic......
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2015...
A cabrio GT2 (replica) feels very odd. However, it's not terribly err, authentic......
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2015...

EGTE said:
Spookily there's another GT2 replica on AutoTrader just as you resurrected the thread.
However, it's not terribly err, authentic......
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2015...
Well, they had to take the roof off a turbo on the production line to fit the roll cage...guess this seller could say they didn't bother welding it back on again.However, it's not terribly err, authentic......
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2015...
The car has had quite a bit of work done to it. Ie it has a fully intergated roll cage, gt2 evo kit and fenders etc. It has all the 930 running gear and suspension etc. It was well done, built by Paragon Porsche but upon stripping its silver paint it appears to have had some racing livery underneath as well as racing welds ie antennas air jack fittings etc. It sadly needs some work.
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