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The interior is butt ugly (IMHO ) but if you replace all the red wood with black, silver, or carbon fiber it should look normal again.

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Replace red wood

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The interior is butt ugly (IMHO ) but if you replace all the red wood with black, silver, or carbon fiber it should look normal again.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Here's an Ebay ad if you're in the market for a 996: ( no affiliation, just lookin ) 996 only $17,900 no reserve 35 minutes to go: Item number: 170279925733

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I also see several low mileage Caymans ( under 15 K miles , MY 2007 ) selling for the mid-30's. MSRP was around $54-58K.

POST 3Original post

not a bad price, it def leaves you some room to get the new tires it needs. I would wonder why it had a bunch of scratches on it in the 1st place.

POST 5Original post

Does anybody know what the value of an Aero would add to the price?

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Look at this deal: item number 110315116674 2001 Porsche 911 TURBO with 37k miles for $39,995 ! Carfax. No accidents. The interior is butt ugly (IMHO ) but if you replace all the red wood with black, silver, or carbon fiber it should look normal again.

POST 8Original post

that tt is a tip..gotta love the $720 footwell lighting option.

POST 9Original post

NIce ride there Danny!! the linky didnt go anywhere though???

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