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Hi all, I'm looking at a 2002 TT with 62K miles. No records, owner has had it 8 months, rebuilt title from rear-end impact, presents very well in photos, and super price.
Needless to say, a PPI is required. Besides the obvious of suspension components, looking for signs of repair, making sure everything functions, what special things should I be asking the shop to do? They work on P-cars, so it isn't a Barney operation, but it's good to be more informed than I currently am.
Short of a full frame checkout its a walk away to me ,, There is a reason you see so many lightly totaled ones for sale at auctions and yards.
I'd want a really trusted Porsche frame and body shop to do the PPI.. and that is big $$ option cause nobody is going to stick their neck out on a rear ended 911..
I haven't seen the car except in photos (which look great, of course) but if the rear bumper and tail lights were replaced, it suggests a pickup truck rear ended them. Maybe good news for the frame, but not so good for engine/turbo components? I'm wondering whether taking the car to a good body shop first would be a prudent move so they could look at somebody else's work and tell me their opinion?
Some other things with the Seller are not adding up, so I doubt this thing will happen, but the price is around $30K, which is worth looking at anyway, right?
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