FS: 2006 Porsche 911S
#1
08-20-2012 | 09:59 PM
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FS: 2006 Porsche 911S
$48,000
Pristine 2006 Porsche 911S
Adult owned. 3rd car.
33k. No accidents. Under aftermarket warranty until 2014 or 97,000 miles
Silver with black full leather interior.
Options:
Navigation - PCM
Sport Chrono
Full leather (including dash and additional leather panels)
Heated Seats
Litronic (HID) Headlights
New rear tires
Includes 2009 Porsche Sport Classic wheels (unmounted). Classic five spoke design.
Clear bra on front and side wear surfaces
Flaws:
Two minor scrapes less than 1.5" each. One on front bumper. One on driver's rear fender. No dents, no door dings.
Three TPMS sensors have dead batteries. Was going to replace when swapping over to new wheels.
This is my second water cooled 911. I searched for a while to find the ideal spec.
Reason for selling: buying a lake house and want to turn this weekend toy into a boat to park on the new dock.
Located in Atlanta GA. Feel free to have a PPI at buyer's expense.
Best is to email at tal.isbell@gmail.com
Tal
Pristine 2006 Porsche 911S
Adult owned. 3rd car.
33k. No accidents. Under aftermarket warranty until 2014 or 97,000 miles
Silver with black full leather interior.
Options:
Navigation - PCM
Sport Chrono
Full leather (including dash and additional leather panels)
Heated Seats
Litronic (HID) Headlights
New rear tires
Includes 2009 Porsche Sport Classic wheels (unmounted). Classic five spoke design.
Clear bra on front and side wear surfaces
Flaws:
Two minor scrapes less than 1.5" each. One on front bumper. One on driver's rear fender. No dents, no door dings.
Three TPMS sensors have dead batteries. Was going to replace when swapping over to new wheels.
This is my second water cooled 911. I searched for a while to find the ideal spec.
Reason for selling: buying a lake house and want to turn this weekend toy into a boat to park on the new dock.
Located in Atlanta GA. Feel free to have a PPI at buyer's expense.
Best is to email at tal.isbell@gmail.com
Tal
Last edited by twi; 08-20-2012 at 10:03 PM.
#3
08-20-2012 | 10:29 PM
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Thanks. It is a great car and I hate to put it up for sale, but we stumbled across a great deal on a lake house and I want to upgrade our old faithful Carolina Skiff to a more enjoyable boat.
I've got a bunch of toys (race car, tons of motorcycles) and I decided that this was the one that needed to go to fund the new purchase. I am sure I will regret it.
Tal
I've got a bunch of toys (race car, tons of motorcycles) and I decided that this was the one that needed to go to fund the new purchase. I am sure I will regret it.
Tal
#4
08-21-2012 | 01:18 AM
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$48K for a Lake House? Damn. I've got to move out of Northern California and move to AnyWhere, USA. I would live like a king, own about 6 super cars and live in a custom-built 10,000 square ft mansion on a 100 acre ranch fenced off with top notch high tech security. With Zuckererburg three blocks down the street the neighborhood is starting to cheapen by the day. I don't know how the poor guy gets buy. He's lost half his fortune in 3 months.
#5
08-21-2012 | 09:49 AM
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$48K for a Lake House? Damn. I've got to move out of Northern California and move to AnyWhere, USA. I would live like a king, own about 6 super cars and live in a custom-built 10,000 square ft mansion on a 100 acre ranch fenced off with top notch high tech security. With Zuckererburg three blocks down the street the neighborhood is starting to cheapen by the day. I don't know how the poor guy gets buy. He's lost half his fortune in 3 months.
OP... GLWS
#6
08-21-2012 | 10:36 PM
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Apparently, reading comprehension is not elemental in Palo Alto.
Real estate here in the Atlanta area is a fraction the cost in your area, but if a (suitable) lake house was available for $48k, I'd buy one for each day of the week. Maybe two for each weekend day.
Back on topic - it is a great car. I just need to convert it into a water-bound toy.
Tal
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Reason for selling: buying a lake house and want to turn this weekend toy into a boat to park on the new dock.
Back on topic - it is a great car. I just need to convert it into a water-bound toy.
Tal
(who has to make 12 additional posts before a mod deletes the ad)
#7
08-22-2012 | 09:22 AM
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Apparently, reading comprehension is not elemental in Palo Alto.
Real estate here in the Atlanta area is a fraction the cost in your area, but if a (suitable) lake house was available for $48k, I'd buy one for each day of the week. Maybe two for each weekend day.
Back on topic - it is a great car. I just need to convert it into a water-bound toy.
Tal
(who has to make 12 additional posts before a mod deletes the ad)
Real estate here in the Atlanta area is a fraction the cost in your area, but if a (suitable) lake house was available for $48k, I'd buy one for each day of the week. Maybe two for each weekend day.
Back on topic - it is a great car. I just need to convert it into a water-bound toy.
Tal
(who has to make 12 additional posts before a mod deletes the ad)
#8
08-22-2012 | 01:02 PM
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Lanier. Up in the northern section on the Chestatee branch about a mile off of GA400. We live down in the city but are buying this as a weekend house - provided the inspection and appraisal come through OK.
The 'reading comprehension' comment was supposed to come across as a joke, but it looks a little harsh.
I'm trying to arrange a time to show the car this afternoon, so hopefully I'll be able to bring the ad down soon myself.
The 'reading comprehension' comment was supposed to come across as a joke, but it looks a little harsh.
I'm trying to arrange a time to show the car this afternoon, so hopefully I'll be able to bring the ad down soon myself.
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08-22-2012 | 01:21 PM
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Lanier. Up in the northern section on the Chestatee branch about a mile off of GA400. We live down in the city but are buying this as a weekend house - provided the inspection and appraisal come through OK.
The 'reading comprehension' comment was supposed to come across as a joke, but it looks a little harsh.
I'm trying to arrange a time to show the car this afternoon, so hopefully I'll be able to bring the ad down soon myself.
The 'reading comprehension' comment was supposed to come across as a joke, but it looks a little harsh.
I'm trying to arrange a time to show the car this afternoon, so hopefully I'll be able to bring the ad down soon myself.
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