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YOUR RESEARCHWhats This One Worth? 01' 996TT Heavily Enhanced
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The Porsche crowd I run with goes one way or the other, not both.
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Check over at 6speedonline or the 996tt forums here
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Checked over at 6SpeedOnline or the 996TT forums here?
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I'd be checking panel tolerances right off the bat.
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If I remember your location correctly I'd recommend putting a slightly high asking price on it, slap a for sale sign on it and cruise through Helen when Southern Worthersee is going on next month.
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If I remember your location correctly I'd recommend putting a slightly high asking price on it, slap a for sale sign on it and cruise through Helen when Southern Worthersee is going on next month.
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I wondered where it went, and I have to say I'm still not sure why he got rid of it for the M X5, but he says he loves that thing.
Torn as to what I should sell this one for? If the car was stock it would be easy to value, but this car is far from stock and takes the right buyer to appreciate. A huge outlay of cash was required to build this car, but of course that doesn't always equate into value in the market place.
Here is the factory option list, enhancement list and a quick video that I made of the pictures of the car to make them easier to share. (overlook the choice of audio on the video!)
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car to make them easier to share. (overlook the choice of audio on the video!)
It is disgustingly fast, sounds unreal with the Tial turbos and has a ton of enhancements. Its a great daily commuter, even at this power level. The power delivery is very linear and is matched to Brembo racing brakes and KW Variant 3 suspension for a well-rounded package.
The sound of these Tials is unreal!
Here is the enhancement list:
-steel 997 widebody
-KW Variant 3 suspension
-brand new carbon fiber wing painted (just picked it up)
-Champion 19" wheels
-Brembo racing brakes all around, new slotted 2 pc rotors and pads
-Tial Alpha GT28R turbos
-larger injectors
-Lightweight flywheel
-custom frt. bumper
-CD changer
-HIDs
-sunroof
-adjustable rear tierods
Factory Options
IX47-Gear leather **** in carbon/leather
IX58-Handbrake lever in carbon/leather
IXJ4-Leather cover for ignition lock surround
IXKD-Side air vent in carbon
IXKJ-Defroster trim in carbon/leather
IXKP-Carbon speaker covers
IXMJ-Rear section of center console in carbon
IXNR-Carbon center air vent bracket
IXNX-Carbon trim strip (dashboard)
IXPD-3 spoke steering wheel, carbon/leather
IXPY-Carbon instrument surround
MO32-Touring suspension
MO58-Impact absorbers, front and rear
M130-Control and indications in English lettering
M197-Stronger batery
M270-Door mirror flat, driver's side
M273-Door mirrors, electrically adjustable and heatable
M274-Vanity mirror illuminated
M288-Headlamp washer
M335-Automatic seatbelt, 3 point, rear
M339-All wheel drive
M410-18 inch turbo 2 wheel
M425-Rear window wiper
M437-Comfort seat, left, electrically adjustable
M438-Comfort seat, right, electrically adjustable
M441-Radio preparation
M446-Concave wheel centers with full color Porsche crest
M454-Automatic speed control
M465-Rear foglamp, left
M476-Porsche stability management
M480-6 speed transmission
M484-Version for USA
M490-MY01 sound system, MY 02 sound system Harmann analog
M513-Lumbar support, right seat
M535-Anti-theft lock 315 MHz
M537-Seating position control foe comfort seat, left
M562-Airbag, driver's side and front passenger's side
M563-Side airbag
M566-Front fog lights, white
M567-Windscreen tinted, upper part darker
M571-Activated charcoal filter
M573-Air conditioner
M581-Center console, front
M586-Lumbar support, left seat
M601-Xenon lighting system
M602-Raised stop lamp
M620-Electronic accelerator
M650-Electrical sliding roof
M651-Electrical window opener
M657-Power assisted steering
M659-On board computer
M660-obd-2
M661-Stricter emission control concept
M662-Info/navigation system
M664-orvr
M680-MY01 digital sound package, MY02 sound system Bose analog
M685-Rear seats, split
M692-CD autochanger "Porsche"
M939-Seat covers, rear, draped leather
M981-Leather equipment without seat covers
M982-Seat covers, front, draped leather/leather/leather
Checked over at 6SpeedOnline or the 996TT forums here?
My thoughts:
1) Who did the body work?
2) Who made the front bumper?
3) Need more specifications on engine mods (manufacturers, primarily).
4) Need more specifications on engine output (if this is much north of 550-600 at the crank, it's a timebomb due to connecting rod fatigue; video lists 600hp - is that dyno'ed at wheels?).
5) True carbon fiber wing, or is this carbon fiber over fiberglass (as 95% of them are)? Few people pay for the 5-6k+ cost that a true, properly cured and laid CF piece runs.
The bodywork for me would the the absolute biggest question, second to the engine work. Not as if there was a monumental change between the 996TT and 997TT body stylings, and cutting into the C-pillar and down, then welding in and finishing up just for a look is both invasive, complicated, and something that I would not pay a premium for. I'd be checking panel tolerances right off the bat.
The previous owner (a shop owner/ peer of mine in the industry) carried out all the body enhancements personally as well as all the other work thats been done to the car. It was his daily driver for several years.
The wing is true carbon fiber, I witnessed prior to being painted to match the car.
Several people have valued the car at 48-50 but I want to see whats realistic before I list it for sale in the next few days.
If I remember your location correctly I'd recommend putting a slightly high asking price on it, slap a for sale sign on it and cruise through Helen when Southern Worthersee is going on next month. Has to be some interest in a nicely upgraded turbo.
While I like the 997 turbo intakes the rear bumper is hideous. The rear wing is fine as carbon but not a wing that has matched front aero and not a rear wing design I would install. The other upgrades seem fine but they do not add to the value of the car. The 997 headlight and front bumper look nice though I would think it would bring the car value down. The color is ordinary and black is not a color that's as popular on a 13+ year old car. The wheels are worth more selling off the car then on it.
In a Canadian market which is much higher then the USA market. I was well below 48 with a fairly low mile 2001 with a non molested stock body but with track modifications. 48k to 50 would have got me a non molested low mile 2004 x50
Interesting...and challenging...question, because the car has both extensive performance and cosmetic modifications. The Porsche crowd I run with goes one way or the other, not both.
My $0.02--market the car one way or the other, and although it pains me to say it I'd market it to the "poser" crowd (i.e. emphasize the cosmetics). They will not only pay for the look, but may pay for the "prestige" of the power and performance if even they are unable or incapable of using it. The gearheads amongst us will appreciate the power and performance but won't give much value to the cosmetics.
A quick scan of asking prices on Rennlist and PCA for 2001-2003 996 Turbos tells me $45K +/- 5K. Higher prices generally for lower mileage (<35,000) cars.
Hope this helps.
Heh I don't think there's a "poser" crowd in the 30K+ range; the previous owner likely burned $10K+ in resale value with all that bodywork.
More often than not, body work like that means accident damage.
This wouldn't happen to be Karl Troy's car would it?! Certainly looks like it and I know he sold it not too long ago. If so I can vouch for how great this thing looks and sounds!! Karl does all the work on my 996TT, great guy. Anyways, was just curious if this was his.
I wondered where it went, and I have to say I'm still not sure why he got rid of it for the M X5, but he says he loves that thing. That 996 is incredible though, I took every opportunity to check it out whenever I was at the shop, goodluck with the sale!
