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I have found the gear change a challenge but I feel I am getting to grips with it.

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The clutch is heavy but I really like the weight of everything but it does take time for the gearbox to warm up and the gear changes feel cumbersome at slower speeds but fantastic once warm and at a decent pace.

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I have found the gear change a challenge but I feel I am getting to grips with it.

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The clutch is heavy but I really like the weight of everything but it does take time for the gearbox to warm up and the gear changes feel cumbersome at slower speeds but fantastic once warm and at a decent pace.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Having acquired my 997.2 GT3 August last year I am interested to see other people’s cars so wondered about using this thread as an unofficial 997.2 GT3(non RS) register. If you are happy please can you post up a picture of your car and rough spec. I read on a dealers website that there were 130 examples registered in 2009-2011 of the 2256 registered world wide. I also read that there were only 40 Clubsport spec cars? Obviously keep your location private. As for Riviera Blue examples, some say there are 3, some say 4 and even a rumour of 5 :-) My car is a Carrera White non Clubsport with factory fitted folding buckets, dynamic engine mounts, front axle lift, navigation and steel brakes.

POST 3Original post

Lovely car. There is already an owners wiki here: https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Of course s t happens and two weeks after picking up the car I fell off my push bike and broke my tibia and was in a brace for 12 weeks, so not had a great deal of time behind the wheel. it is a superb car to drive, very analogue and engaging, just what I was looking for. I have found the gear change a challenge but I feel I am getting to grips with it. Also found heel and toe a lot different to my Caterham but starting to understand the amount of foot movement required. The steering is lovely, hard to describe as it has a great feel but is also a bit light when pushing on. The clutch is heavy but I really like the weight of everything but it does take time for the gearbox to warm up and the gear changes feel cumbersome at slower speeds but fantastic once warm and at a decent pace. I really love the interior, the car feels so well built and the materials are first class and although the car feels old compared to modern cars it somehow just seems perfect. I sat in a 991.2 GT3 in Porsche Bournemouth but the interior seems a little fussy in comparison. Infotainment is dated, not sure whether to go with a carplay upgrade or leave as it? So far I am happy with my purchase, can’t wait to drive it more in the summer months, would love to take it to the Alps when I am a bit more adept at driving it well. Edited by Orange Blackbird on Sunday 4th February 16:21

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V similar to mine, white, comfort but factory fit folding buckets, leather dash, red belts, steel brakes no lift. I have had it since May ‘19 and love it. We’ve been to the alps in it and a couple of great Scottish road trips as well as more local stuff. A couple of track days, one sodden so just a few hours of gingerly lapping and one super hot one at Donington summer ‘22, fun but my PS4S didn’t fare well so again just a few laps. Fab car... I hope you enjoy it too

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Now that is the sort of background I want to photo mine in front of. Mine has red belts but no extended leather. Hope I can do a Castle Combe track day in the spring, don’t want to go ballistic but need to open her up a bit. Probably stick to the Caterham for most track days as tyre and brake wear is small. Mine came with Cup2s so suited to the track.

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Waiting at the Isle of Skye ferry. Found some like minded folks, who obviously only caught up whilst I was waiting.

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I think these vanilla GT3’s are great cars and often overlooked in favour of the RS. Owned mine since 2011, which says it all really. PTS Clubsport; Carrera GT bucket seats, PCCBs, FAL

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jms1 said: I think these vanilla GT3’s are great cars and often overlooked in favour of the RS. Owned mine since 2011, which says it all really. PTS Clubsport; Carrera GT bucket seats, PCCBs, FAL Indeed, the vanilla 7.2 3 is an underrated car - I think mostly because RS's are considered collectibles and the vanillas are not. Mine is a Carrara white "comfort" with silver wheels, PCCBs, folding buckets and a white centre console. I love the car to bits and drive it as a daily - with winter tyres during the cold season

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Dr S said: Indeed, the vanilla 7.2 3 is an underrated car - I think mostly because RS's are considered collectibles and the vanillas are not. Mine is a Carrara white "comfort" with silver wheels, PCCBs, folding buckets and a white centre console. I love the car to bits and drive it as a daily - with winter tyres during the cold season Fantastic. How has the underside coped with the regular winter driving?

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My 2009 CS I believe the only option it has fitted is cruise control and that was a retrofit by me! Many would wonder why but it's a long way to the Alps and inevitably involves substantial motorway miles simply getting there and back. Scottish tour in April which I can't wait for! Did Germany, Switzerland, Italy and France via the Alps last September (pic is approaching the peak of Col du Galibier). The car was epic! It's my perfect car. Modern enough to be totally usable but still so analogue and the sound of that engine at 8.5k rpm

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I see Lemontart is already on the list.. but you could all come along to the Cotswold Meet in March... https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

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Nurburgsingh said: I see Lemontart is already on the list.. but you could all come along to the Cotswold Meet in March... https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&... I'm number 28 on the list

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Mach said: Nurburgsingh said: I see Lemontart is already on the list.. but you could all come along to the Cotswold Meet in March... https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&... I'm number 28 on the list Ah yes so you are... apologies - I'll put my glasses on next time!

POST 15 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Great to see some of these cars, red, white, mint, keep them coming please.

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braddo said: Fantastic. How has the underside coped with the regular winter driving? So far no issues. Have my OPC check this regularly. Was worried initially (for a very short time) but now I just enjoy driving the thing

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Been out in mine before the salt went down. January was quite good, wished I’d not SORNed it now. Will tax in March now. A local specialist near to me Bahnsport took all my under trays off before Xmas and sprayed some Waxoil type stuff on the vulnerable areas.

POST 18Original post

A fantastic selection of Gen 2 997's there. I am on the hunt for a Gen 1 or Gen 2 at present, so hope to join the gang soon! Interested to hear of any good examples for sale or coming up for sale in the near future.

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AGAR said: A fantastic selection of Gen 2 997's there. I am on the hunt for a Gen 1 or Gen 2 at present, so hope to join the gang soon! Interested to hear of any good examples for sale or coming up for sale in the near future. It wont be this one

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Dr S said: braddo said: Fantastic. How has the underside coped with the regular winter driving? So far no issues. Have my OPC check this regularly. Was worried initially (for a very short time) but now I just enjoy driving the thing

POST 21 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

AGAR said: A fantastic selection of Gen 2 997's there. I am on the hunt for a Gen 1 or Gen 2 at present, so hope to join the gang soon! Interested to hear of any good examples for sale or coming up for sale in the near future. What spec do you want? The red .2 one at JZM for £103k is nice if you don’t want Clubsport and front lift and like red. Been up for sale for a long time so the owner may be open to offers?

POST 22 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Red one has now sold at JZM. Taxing mine for March, can’t wait to get out in it again, so weather will probably be rubbish from the 1st March.

POST 23Original post

Orange Blackbird said: Red one has now sold at JZM. Taxing mine for March, can’t wait to get out in it again, so weather will probably be rubbish from the 1st March. As long as it’s good in the week upto the 24th I’m happy!!

POST 24 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Nice looking car and probably my perfect spec. https://www.pistonheads.com/buy/listing/16244439

POST 25Original post

Yep, totally agree with you that, nice spec, great service history, with a warranty and looks very smart. If anyone is seriously in the market for one I would get on the phone. It will be interesting to how long that's for sale.

POST 27Original post

That sold the first day it went up (before any pics were even loaded...) Not sure why it still shows for sale.

POST 28Original post

Yep that was the one previously mentioned. Sold by Porsche not too long ago. Really nice car and priced very well. Bargain.

POST 29Original post

2010 CS, 25k miles, Carrera White, racing brembo fully floating discs, otherwise standard and mine since 2021 - it’s the high water mark of all the GT3’s in my humble opinion. Absolutely love it!

POST 30Original post

simon clark said: 2010 CS, 25k miles, Carrera White, racing brembo fully floating discs, otherwise standard and mine since 2021 - it’s the high water mark of all the GT3’s in my humble opinion. Absolutely love it! Nice one. Love a white CS!

POST 31 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Roll on summer to get out in these two 😎

POST 32 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Roll on summer to get out in these two 😎

POST 34Original post

I took delivery of my new summer toy on Saturday

POST 36Original post

Guards Red…nice, would have been my choice if I could have specced from new!

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