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Is this Porsche worth ?4500?

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996 for 5, 6, or 7 thousand, with suspect contact details.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I know it likely won't last more than 2 years of driving, but how is this? I like the color and interior is fine. http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...4-2001/1402757

POST 2Original post

$7000 US? Yes. If well maintained should get another 50 k miles.

POST 3Original post

It's got a blown engine at that figure. A C4 cabriolet at that mileage should be ~triple the price (USD).

POST 4Original post

Yes its a scam, these keep turning up.... 996 for 5, 6, or 7 thousand, with suspect contact details. The pictures arent their car, in fact they have never seen the car, never mind own it. Normally want payment up front.

POST 7Original post

So, I got this email from a Nigerian Dictator...

POST 8Original post

Friend of mine got almost scammed in uk, ad was for speedilne wheels for his 964 turbo in spain. Ad was from a printed publication.

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Quotes source post: 10491054

Oh wow, thanks for the heads up. Never knew people are this evil. If someone flew in to their address, they wouldn't even have the car right? Wow... I see many 996s for 10-12 grand, so likelihood of "owner" or owner being scammers are very low, right?

POST 10Original post

I'm going for the GT2 ... http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...2-2003/1402562

POST 11Original post

Too late bro, I sent a cashiers check and gave my banking account(s) info this morning.

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Quotes source post: 10495303

that's gotta be the only normally aspirated gt2 in the world. very rare indeed.

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