Porsche 911 Gt3 on 2040-cars
Centerville, New York, United States
Up for sale is my 2007 Porsche 997 GT3. Carrera White with black leather/suede interior. Car is in great condition with service records dating back to 2007. This car has a clean carfax and has always been garage kept since new. It was a California car most of its life and was used mainly as a commuter car with lots of highway miles. The past 2 years I have used it as a weekend cruiser and also used it in a handful of DE events. Never driven in winter. Loaded with factory options such as: Adaptive sport seats, self dimming sport mirrors/rain sensors, PCM 2.1 Nav, Bi-Xenon headlights, Painted console, Porsche crests in headrest, aluminum foot rest, heated seats, PCCB Ceramic brakes($9,000 option), sound package, fire extinguisher, sport chrono plus package..Original window sticker of $126,120.Aftermarket accessories include: Fabspeed Headers with high flow cats, center muffler delete, fabspeed carbon fiber intake, EVOMS tune, Carbon fiber rear spoiler, GMG half roll cage, RS 4.0 style stripe kit, clear side markers, mest front grills.. (I have all OEM parts as well if the buyer prefers to put back to stock)Car has always been meticulously maintained and services always kept up to date. It also has a new battery, coolant lines have been pinned and fluids have all been changed in the past 500 miles. Last generation of the manual GT3's and race proven Mezger engine. A true collectors Porsche. Must be seen/driven. What an amazing driving experience!
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