Anything missing from this GT3 spec?

[birdcage]

Thsi car looks quite decent in terms of options.

Are there any obvious options missing that are nice/vital to have?

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...

[DMCaymanR]

Perfect. I would only choose a GT2 over this. :-)

[RivieraBlue]

Silver wheels

[PorkaFly]

Front lift?

I've had it on both Gen2 cars I've had and found it pretty near essential for everyday life. The front splinter is lower and more rigid than Gen1.

Lovely car though regardless!

[thegoose]

I think I'd prefer blue harnesses

[slodge]

Was looking at the car myself over the past few days. Absolutely love that colour - the hue would help melt the snow round here!!

I'd want it as a daily so would personally need the lift as speed bumps a plenty on the way to work. Aside from that all good.

Not much Gen2 option on the PUCL so get involved!

Cheers

Slodge

[cayman-black]

IMO. At this price it has to many miles, and no PCCBs.

[pork911]

a non wallflower owner? enjoy

[Old Trout]

Oh, that's nice...

[bobsan]

no pax harness

[Mayhem911]

Front lift is pretty essential these days, sports chrono and cruise control( to stop the speed running away with you )
Very exclusive colour for a gen2

[Mayhem911]

cayman-black said:

IMO. At this price it has to many miles, and no PCCBs.

Not everyone wants pccb, can give you a few frights when cold!

[Mermaid]

Not sure I could live with that bold colour on a day to day basis (mileage suggests it is relatively well used) - great at car events & such.

[Koln-RS]

cayman-black said:

IMO. At this price it has to many miles, and no PCCBs.

Mileage a tad high for a GT3, and I'd personally want the pccbs, but the colour does look stunning and it is an OPC sale. However, at this time of year, and with the new model GT3 about to be launched, there must be room for some movement.

[GentlePersuasion]

birdcage said:

Thsi car looks quite decent in terms of options.

Are there any obvious options missing that are nice/vital to have?

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...

Lot of money for a car that may require a new clutch and a diff rebuild.

[Mermaid]

GentlePersuasion said:

Lot of money for a car that may require a new clutch and a diff rebuild.

OPC warranty would surely deal with the diff rebuild?

[GentlePersuasion]

Mermaid said:

GentlePersuasion said:

Lot of money for a car that may require a new clutch and a diff rebuild.

OPC warranty would surely deal with the diff rebuild?

Not any more than they'd do the clutch (on the premise that Porsche considers the diff to be 'in spec' at >8 lbs torque) which to a normal human being, more often than not means it's fked.

Not that I'm bitter, you understand.

[Mermaid]

GentlePersuasion said:

Not that I'm bitter, you understand.

tell us more & the costs involved.

[Carl_Docklands]

Mayhem911 said:

cayman-black said:

IMO. At this price it has to many miles, and no PCCBs.

Not everyone wants pccb, can give you a few frights when cold!

I am glad someone else out there has had the same experiences as me with PCCBs and cold.

lots of naysayers on my turbo log

[Geneve]

I've done 40k mls on pccbs and never had an issue from cold. But, when cold and wet, it's best to dab the pedal to clear the water first.