5 Great Porsches For Sale in the Classifieds
In the market for a sweet Porsche? Here are some nice selections from the Rennlist classifieds.
1. 2016 911 GT3 RS
If you're into the newer stuff, it's hard to go wrong with a 24 mile 2016 911 GT3 RS. Four-Liter's GT Silver RS has a ton of Guard's Red highlights, including the wheels, mirrors, and wing surfaces. This is a radio delete car with the factory fire extinguisher, smoking package, steel brakes, and no front lift. Consider it a car that needs to be driven, then consider the fact that you can be the one to do it.
2. 2014 911 GT3
If you prefer your GT3 with some serious upgrades, look no further than SanDiegoDavid's 2014 model. A cool $18k has been invested in the road/track toy, including a half cage, Sparco Euro seats, GMG center delete exhaust, OZ Superforgiata wheels, and a whole slew of other goodies. It also sports a G engine with 4,741 miles, 470 of which were spent on the track.
3. 2009 911 Turbo
If you're in the market for a super clean, used Turbo, you'll be hard pressed to find one nicer than 1010THs's 2009. The silver on black beauty has only 38,000 miles on the clock and spent most of its life in sunny California. The immaculate 997.1 Turbo is 100% stock except for a nice looking set of Champion Motorsport GP7 wheels.
4. 2004 911 GT3
Need a fun, street legal track toy in your life? Then mpcourtney's '04 GT3 might be just the trick. The car has run in PCA's J class and comes with a log book and a host of go-fast goodies. They include things like KRM 3-way dampers, a 6-point welded cage, Hoosier R7 tires, and a 3-post Airjax setup. Pretty much everything you need for some weekend hero sessions.
5. 2009 Cayman S
Fancy yourself a track day ride in a slightly smaller package? Schmidts Cat is offering up his extensively modified Cayman in the classifieds. He's invested a cool $40,000 in making this Cayman the ultimate track toy, and its list of mods reads like a small novel. Much of that cash was spent on the suspension and brakes, so you know this thing handles like it's on rails.
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