Mint Condition W/tubi Exhaust, Ipd Plenum, Clear Engine Cover & 3m Clear Bra on 2040-cars
San Francisco, California, United States
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Folks, this is my pride an joy but since I am downsizing, I must let her go. In short this is the deal of a lifetime. I had this car fully detailed and then added over $12K worth of extras to make her something that you won't encounter again. I am her second owner and neither of us I ever tracked her. She purrs perfectly and is completely up to date with Porsche maintenance. All of the aftermarket work is reversible and none of the items void the existing manufacturer's warranty or the Certified Pre-Owned Warranty.
What makes her special? The Carrara White paint combined with the Seat Backs in White, 19" Turbo II Wheels, "Porsche" decal & Tubi Exhaust make her look, sound and feel like a super car - at a 'reasonable' price tag. If you've ever wanted to make a 911 owner jealous then this is your car. Details: -This car is still under Porsche's Certified Pre-Owned Warranty which I will transfer to you. WARRANTY GOOD THROUGH JUNE 2017! See the documentation (pictured). -The tires (of course only the best, Michelin Pilot Sport) are at 50% and the brakes at 60%. See documentation (pictured). -2011 Porsche Cayman S, 33,500 miles in Carrara White -Black Sport Seats in Leather -3.4 Liter flat-six cylinder engine -320 hp @ 7200 rpm (however the Tubi exhaust and IPD plenum probably take her closer to 335 hp) -Brake Calipers with red finish -Ventilated and cross-drilled brake discs -Anti-lock brakes -4-piston monobloc fixed aluminum calipers front and rear Options that came with car: -345 - Heated Steering Wheel -686 - XM(R) Satellite Radio Receiver (with traffic) -680 - BOSE(R) Surround Sound System -672 - Navigation Module for PCM -665 - Porsche Communication Management -P4W - Infotainment Package for BOSE -573 - Automatic Climate Control -421 - 19" 911 Turbo II Wheel (a very, very rare combination) -342 - Heated Seats (Front) -XDJ - Gear/PDK Trim Paint Ext Color -XSA - Sport Seat Backrests ExtColor -640 - Sport Chrono Package Plus -446 - WhlCtrsw /FullcolorPorscheCrest -580 - Rear Luggage Partition -250 - Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) -P77 - Sport Seats in Leather Here are the items then added to the car. See documentation (pictured): - Added IPD's Competition Plenum & Throttle Body (work completed by Sharkwerks) (OEM parts come with car in the case you want to switch back) - Added Tubi exhaust (work completed by Sharkwerks) See here for the beautiful sound: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R25AH2MFLWE - Added a Cayman V-Flow Intake System (work completed by Sharkwerks) - Added Sport Pedals (work completed by Sharkwerks) - Powder coated IPD Plenum, Intake Covers & Headers (work completed by Sharkwerks) - Added Escort 9500CI & Escort Live Bluetooth Radar/Laser system (work completed by Audio Symphony) - Added Strut Kings clear engine cover. (OEM engine cover comes with car in the case you want to swap back - very easy. See here: http://www.strutking.com/products/Cayman-Clear-Engine-Cover.html - Swapped incandescent license plate light with LED License Plate Light - Added Cayman Roof Transport System (easily removeable) - Added Das Schild Hood Protector - Added Rear Cargo and Front Luggage Compartment Liner - Installed Cayman LED Interior Light Kit. See here: http://www.suncoastparts.com/product/PKLEDCAYMAN.html?Category_Code=newproductpage - Added Heavy-Duty Rubber Floor Mat (OEM Porsche mats also come with car) - Wrapped 75% of the car in 3M clear bra (Work completed by Jeremy @ Invisiguard, absolutely the best) - Added "Porsche" 'Cayman R' decal (Work completed by Jeremy @ Invisiguard) - Added a fire extinguisher to drivers seat (work completed by Sharkwerks) - Painted the side intakes black (work completed by Sharkwerks) What's wrong with her? -If you plan to buy this car and commute to work on your cell phone don't; the Tubi exhaust is apparent while revving up/down. Tubi makes a beautiful sound but with the exhaust and the clear engine cover you definitely hear the exhaust notes. Sure you can swap the clear engine cover for the OEM one and quiet her down (provided with the car) - but why would you do that? I've driven her on long and short trips alike and the exhaust never bothered me. If you drive uphill at 70 MPH in 7th gear you'll choose to drop down to 6th to avoid the low drone. But then again, who drives uphill in 7th gear? -She has no major or minor scratches and no dents. The paint has been cleaned and 3M bra applied professionally. She can probably outlast a few sand storms with that kind of protection! PAYMENT: To keep us both safe I will only accept payment through escrow.com (eBay's recommended escrow service). I WILL PAY ALL FEES ASSOCIATED WITH ESCROW.COM. Here is how the transaction would look: 1) You win the ebay bid, we both agree to use escrow.com 2) Both of us create an account on escrow.com and I start the transaction (their system e-mails you) 3) You send the funds to Escrow.com 4) You arrange & pay for transport (& transportation insurance) for the car, or pick her up (she lives downtown San Francisco) 5) You have 24 hours to accept the car on Escrow.com once you receive the car 6) Once you accept the transaction on Escrow.com the Lienholder (Bank of America) gets your funds 7) Escrow.com then pays Bank of America & has the title sent to a local Bank of America for your pickup This service is easy, safe and the right way to do a transaction like this (without dealing with costly dealers, etc.) Happy buying! |
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