Help buying GT3RS
#1
08-04-2013 | 08:02 AM
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Help buying GT3RS
Hey guys,
Been looking for a GT3RS for a while now and I just saw this on ebay a couple days ago.
Porsche : 911 GT3 RS in Porsche | eBay Motors
The color and options are exactly what I want but I am a bit hesitant buying a car without seeing it in person (car is in South Carolina and I'm in California). Anyone here live near Clover, South Carolina who is willing to check the car out in person to make sure it is as advertised before I have a PPI done? I will repay the favor.
Also if anyone can pull up a carfax and/or if they know if this car in particular has any stories, I would very much appreciate it.
Been looking for a GT3RS for a while now and I just saw this on ebay a couple days ago.
Porsche : 911 GT3 RS in Porsche | eBay Motors
The color and options are exactly what I want but I am a bit hesitant buying a car without seeing it in person (car is in South Carolina and I'm in California). Anyone here live near Clover, South Carolina who is willing to check the car out in person to make sure it is as advertised before I have a PPI done? I will repay the favor.
Also if anyone can pull up a carfax and/or if they know if this car in particular has any stories, I would very much appreciate it.
Last edited by ArDs; 08-04-2013 at 08:04 AM.
#3
08-04-2013 | 03:38 PM
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I mean you know disrespect but I have no idea why this way of thinking exists. Its not just you its many many people that think this way???
I understand if the car had a weird body kit and twin turbo kit and 1000hp, that it would be a scary buy. This car has decent and sensible mods that add to its appeal and performance without making it less reliable or impractical to drive. Also it can all be put back to normal without any damage.
I would think this would be a much better buy than an all original, since someone already spent the money instead of me.
Sorry for my rant!
To the OP, yes buy it. You are getting an amazing amount of mods for 10cents on the dollar.
I understand if the car had a weird body kit and twin turbo kit and 1000hp, that it would be a scary buy. This car has decent and sensible mods that add to its appeal and performance without making it less reliable or impractical to drive. Also it can all be put back to normal without any damage.
I would think this would be a much better buy than an all original, since someone already spent the money instead of me.
Sorry for my rant!
To the OP, yes buy it. You are getting an amazing amount of mods for 10cents on the dollar.
#4
08-04-2013 | 04:06 PM
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I don't really care for the mods and I plan to convert it back to stock as all original parts are included in sale. Like zzzspeed said, it's nothing that can't be changed back. I just want to make sure the car doesn't have any glaring problems when seen in person because you can never really tell just by looking at pictures.
Anyone ever bought a car without seeing it in person first?
Anyone ever bought a car without seeing it in person first?
#5
08-04-2013 | 07:26 PM
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I don't really care for the mods and I plan to convert it back to stock as all original parts are included in sale. Like zzzspeed said, it's nothing that can't be changed back. I just want to make sure the car doesn't have any glaring problems when seen in person because you can never really tell just by looking at pictures.
Anyone ever bought a car without seeing it in person first?
Anyone ever bought a car without seeing it in person first?
