Selling SOLD my 2003 Porsche Boxster S 3.2L 6-speed with 19-inch special wheels, an additional rear spoiler and a long list of factory extras.
I've had the car since spring 2011. The car runs strong and sweet, the engine, drivetrain, alignments, brakes, suspension all feel solid. No leaks observed. The rear brake pads and rotors with wear sensors and relevant shims etc. were just replaced as well as one rear wheel bearing. The work was done and documented by Eurotech in Campbell, CA who come highly recommended on 986forum.com.
The Eurotech guy told me that there are some newer suspension components in the rear right area than elsewhere, which sounds to me like the car has probably at least hit a curb hard on that side at some point. The alignments have been double checked and everything is solid and no signs of exterior damage are to be seen. I got a Carfax report with the car in May 2011: it shows no accidents, two owners prior to me and good maintenance records. Also, there are substantial factory and delivery documents kept with the car, some of it still shrink-wrapped!
The colour combination is rare and really good looking. The special Metropol Blue leather interior and soft top are in fine condition and all the electronics work as expected. The Carrara White exterior shows a few tiny scuffs in the front area and underneath the left side skirt - I have also scratched a rear rim a bit. Please study the photos well, they should be quite informative.
I am selling the car due to family reasons (can't be without any kind of a back seat!) and am really sorry to see it go... this has been my daily driver. I have not taken it to the race track nor given it a hard time.
Of course, the car is sold as is, no returns, no warranties given nor implied except for the rear brakes components Eurotech just did. Local pick-up in the SF Bay Area only, buyer takes care of all CA or other tax or registration fees etc. Please ask for any info you need before you bid, I'll be happy to provide answers.
Ebay link with plenty pics and Experian report