YOUR RESEARCHa 996 track car going up for auction
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something different 1998 Porsche 911 / 996 Carrera 2 Track Car Registration S170 SLK Chassis Number WP0ZZZ99ZWS608234 Engine Number 66W15434 Estimate £15,000 - £20,000 https://www.historics.co.uk/buying/...-90-1998-porsche-911-996-carrera-2-track-car/
Looks good. Seems odd to have gone to all that effort and not removed the lower centre console
This car was sold by the guys at Cheshire Sport Classis. If you check out their website under previously sold more pictures and description from when they had it. https://www.cheshiresportclassics.co.uk/cars/porsche/911mk996/9m96clubsport/54110/0
I think I saw Renaissance Classics using this for client passenger rides at Oulton Park last year in a track day I did with another car - if you look closely at the bonnet their logo is the yellow logo on the bonnet. They had a covered trailer with their logo on it.
Recall reading about that car when built by the owner. Lots of money and effort I recall it was for sale for a while a couple of years ago, and looked better without the stripes (IMO) A veruanle bargain for 20k, or less (though tainted by the Cat D)
With no centre console?
The car has had some modifications between the previous and current time that it has been offered for sale - the older advert has the interior stripped in the rear, now it has carpet, the older car has the centre console removed, now it's back, old car has the three spoke wheel, new advert has the Momo - probably a bunch more would be spottable if you had more photographs in the current advert. Anyone see the wires coming out from the steering column and terminating in a load of tape on the right hand front cage member? I have £5 on that being where the horn button has ended up.
Stickers and decals certainly don't do it any favours, nor does the roll cage. Unless someone is specifically looking for a track slag then it's seriously going to narrow down the potential buyers. At the end of the day it's a cat d 996 with about 90k miles on the clock and some nice extras. I'd be surprised if it met the reserve.
Why do people fit dash dodging cages . Hoping that's not a Porsche cage/the GT3 CS full cage option doesn't do that too.
The cage is a Safety Devices item, the front section can be unbolted and removed. Granted its not FIA compliant, but for a trackday car more than adequate. If your looking for something a little more hardcore, but based on the same platform.., https://www.paragongb.com/343/porsche-for-sale/porsche-carrera-2-race-car-for-sale-r170jpn
There's a degree of difference between those two cars.
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