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I'm not saying I'd walk immediately, but I would want to see the car inspected fully and minutely for frame damage and any additional damage to the trans, diffs, suspension etc.

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I'm not saying I'd walk immediately, but I would want to see the car inspected fully and minutely for frame damage and any additional damage to the trans, diffs, suspension etc.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

This car is appealing to me and I'd like to know more. If all checks out it could have a new owner....me! http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2001-...item20b1113228

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Does that mean you sold your current Porsche? Looks nicefor an 01' w/ 22k miles. Let us know what you do.

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he did say carfax reports damage, new bumper, he wad under with a flashlight, oh and new turbos and exhausts (which are basically in the bumper in the turbo). and it's been tuned for 600rwhp for a few years. there are a lot of nice turbos on the market with no history, similarly priced, sure with higher miles but thats not a bad thing on these. I'm not saying I'd walk immediately, but I would want to see the car inspected fully and minutely for frame damage and any additional damage to the trans, diffs, suspension etc.

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Guess it depends on how severe the damage was, and what was fixed, good info.

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