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Over £107,000 of maintenance bills

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YOUR RESEARCHOver £107,000 of maintenance bills

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Given the Mileage and the Evocation Quite a lower reserve which suggests there is a bit more work needed for this car ? Lot 197 - 2003 Porsche 911/996 Turbo GT2 Evocation Lot 197 - 2003 Porsche 911/996 Turbo GT2 Evocation www.historics.co.uk Lot details Year: 2002 Make: Porsche Model: 911/996 Turbo GT2 Evocation Registration: MK02 FAA Chassis No: WP0ZZZ99Z25681898 Odometer: 195,750 Approximately £107,000 of maintenance invoices since 2009! In current ownership for 17 years Upgraded with GT2 cosmetic parts Manual gearbox

POST 2Original post

Sounds like a heap of trouble. The original reg of R666 NCB has the MOT detail.

POST 3Original post

The R666 reg comes up as incorrect for me.. However the details against the MK02 number dont present a car that was cherished that well...

POST 4Original post

It's probably mid change over on the DVLA. Yes, the history would put me off.

POST 6Original post

Anyone that puts those folding Temu seats in their car should be shot...and in a GT2 'make up some word that sounds racey' car, should be paraded naked with around Stuttgart before being shot! God forbid what the wing and bumper are made of

POST 7Original post

Rust visible around both headlights on the GT2 evocation , never seen that before. Rear wing and air intakes look to be painted in Halfords Black Satin (in the carpark) To think £107k + the original Turbo could have bought a mint real GT2

POST 8Original post

WTF are those seats as for the headline, not sure having of £000's of maintenance is a good sign did he include every fuel receipt ?

POST 9Original post

Did they ask chatgpt how to make "replica" sound more expensive? WTF is an evocation.

POST 11Original post

These people that put GT badges on their non-GT cars …. The most defensive of all as well, usually

POST 12Original post

Quotes source post: 2803715

No Not a great return on investment if it’s stays in the guide price

POST 14Original post

It must be salvageable, right? Maybe a project for someone. Get those GT badges off, put some sensible seats in, would be a good start.

POST 15Original post

Quotes source post: 2803987

exactly, there is a good bodywork base for this restoration

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