2007 Porsche Cayman S Hatchback 2-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Montverde, Florida, United States
2007 Porsche Cayman S Midnight Blue and Grey interior, fully loaded 6 speed, tinted Upgraded Parts:
Suspension- installed about 10,000 ago KW Variant 3 (V3) coilovers $3,000 Techart rear sways bar $800
Performance: installed about 5,000 miles ago IPD Plenum with GT3 throttle body $1,000+ Headers $2,000 Remus Exhaust $2,000 FVD Bombacher tuning software $800 EVOS cold air intake $400
Wheels: Custom, specifically for maximum width and flush for the CaymanS. No rubbing HRE 547R custom 3 piece 19x8 fronts 19x10 rears with Michelin pilot sport tires front 235 and 295 rears $5,000. I have the original wheels with good tires if new owner want both pairs just add $800.
Extended Warranty: 1 year 12,000 miles left on the Ext. Warranty the top tier option.
Maintenance: I have all the maintenance records since the car was purchased at Porsche of Orlando and all maintenance done by EuroTech in Winter Garden. It is about 15 pages of maintenance records.
Clutch and gearshift cables replace by Porsche at 60,000 miles
Reason for selling: Don’t drive it much and I am getting a new fishing boat (already ordered will be here on the 29 July, so the Porsche need to go.
The car is super fast and handles superb.
Current miles 80,300. NADA stock clean 26- 28k.
I am asking $29,000 with over $15,000 worth of top of the line performance parts. OBO |
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