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BoxedIn 02-19-2012 07:49 PM

FOR SALE 987 6 speed transmission only 42023 miles
 
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Hello,

I'm selling a perfectly working condition 42023 miles only transmission. It's out of a 2005+ Porsche Boxster S.



Best offer!

Greg 615 500 0578

BoxedIn 02-24-2012 07:19 AM

nobody really?

Shoot me an offer!

615 500 0578

jsceash 02-24-2012 07:26 PM

Location and price.

BoxedIn 02-25-2012 10:05 PM

Nashville TN,

Price ?? I don't know what it is worth but would like to have a reasonable offer.

I can put that on a little pallet and ship it for 150USD pretty much anywhere in the USA.

Greg

pierre shags 02-28-2012 10:12 PM

How do you know?
 
dec2 boxeer
I got informed by a relative that a Porsche Boxster S 2005 with 40k miles with broken engine was available for 16k but is now 13k.

feb19 boxeer
I'm selling a perfectly working condition 42023 miles only transmission. It's out of a 2005+ Porsche Boxster S.

So you bought a car with a broken engine and you want to sell the transmission that you say works perfectly. How do you KNOW? To quote thstone:
"The risk of buying a car without a working engine is that you have no way to verify if the other systems in the car are in good working condition (suspension, transmission, drivetrain, all electrical components, cooling, etc…)"

Serious question.

Jaxonalden 02-29-2012 04:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pierre shags (Post 280288)
dec2 boxeer
I got informed by a relative that a Porsche Boxster S 2005 with 40k miles with broken engine was available for 16k but is now 13k.

feb19 boxeer
I'm selling a perfectly working condition 42023 miles only transmission. It's out of a 2005+ Porsche Boxster S.

So you bought a car with a broken engine and you want to sell the transmission that you say works perfectly. How do you KNOW? To quote thstone:
"The risk of buying a car without a working engine is that you have no way to verify if the other systems in the car are in good working condition (suspension, transmission, drivetrain, all electrical components, cooling, etc…)"

Serious question.

He had an IMS failure and is parting out his car. Read the other threads before you go accusing someone of selling bad parts.

Good luck Boxeer:cheers:

pierre shags 02-29-2012 09:53 AM

I did read the threads, thanks, that is how I know he didi't have IMS, he bought it that way. So How does he know the trans is okay?

BoxedIn 02-29-2012 10:38 AM

The gearbox is in very good condition. I will take it back if you don't like it once it's mounted. It's stock transmission with 42k.

Greg

MileHighBoxster 02-29-2012 06:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jaxonalden (Post 280313)
He had an IMS failure and is parting out his car. Read the other threads before you go accusing someone of selling bad parts.

Good luck Boxeer:cheers:

Actually, you should read the last two pages of his post. He purchased the car non-working and has never driven the transmission. Another fraud by this poster. Ban him.

pierre shags 03-04-2012 11:49 AM

My offer is $500.
 
You said: "The gearbox is in very good condition. I will take it back if you don't like it once it's mounted. It's stock transmission with 42k."

My offer is $500.
Who holds the money?
Who do you want to verify if it works after being mounted?

MileHighBoxster 03-04-2012 05:21 PM

I'll hold the money for you Pierre. Get an agreement on who pays the shipping back if the transmission doesn't work and has to be shipped. If it doesn't work out, or it does and you keep it, I'll send it to the proper person. Or, have a neutral attorney hold it.


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