My latest acquisition
 

Excellent PPI. 2004...21,400 miles. 6 speed. Looking forward to changing IMS out but was perfect filter...after 1500 miles on oil change.http://986forum.com/forums/uploads01...1407285079.jpg

Very nice...
Maybe one day I will be able to adopt a brother for my Boxster too... :cool:

I sold baby brother! But I figure...hey most of us have an m96 motor and I like hanging out with you guys!

Congrat's! Let us know what you think after driving it for a few weeks. I think that the 996 is one of the most underrated cars around.

And its not just the M96, you'll be surprised at how many parts the 996 shares with the Boxster!

Very nice! Love it! I would love to have one but then I would have to give up my 986 and I am not ready to do that! I need a bigger garage!

Hope you love it! (I love mine) The drive is different, but there is a distinct "family resemblance ". Sticking w/ 986Forum is a good move...there isn't a 996 community that compares to what we have here. :cheers:

We need more pics though:D

If only they would have put fender flares on the 996 and given it the wide haunches, it would look so much sexier. Body kit?

Unfortunately, it looks like a hot flat chested blond. Not quite as sexy as it could be.

The 996 needs plastic augmentation surgery :)

But never the less, it still is a very nice car, ripe for some mods:D

Glad you decided to stay with us trimmer, you have certainly had plenty of Boxster time and im sure it translates to some 996 things too in many areas.

I'm picking up exactly that car on Friday for a weekend test drive.

May I ask how much you paid for it? I'm thinking $25-30k. Is that the right range?

Thanks everyone! I am pumped. Will be a daily driver. I live in Florida where I can do that! As far as cost. This is one of the best I saw. It is like new and PPI was perfect, so I paid a little more. I really had a great liking for the couple I am buying from and really trusted them.

I don't kiss and tell but paid over 30k...

More pics,...here we go! http://986forum.com/forums/uploads01...1407334190.jpg
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Where is the car you are driving? I talked to about a million owners and specifically went after the navy blue ones... I might have some info?

Trimer you found the least used Cabriolet in America. Although I would do that IMS before putting another mile on it. Looks like it was a northern car that did a whole lotttttt of hibernating?

Although I have feeling you're not going to keep this very long given your previous cars.
Unless you keep it as garage queen like the previous owner and add another sporty coupe.

I have to keep it. I sold my DD honda accord and can't drive the 951 turbo! I have no choice! But yes...first stop after delivery is to mechanic for IMS!

Lucky you, looks like this is going to work for you trimer!

I'm out of luck for such a nice car... Not only I would get it stolen the day after I got it, I'd also end up getting my wife's fat 4.6L gas hungry 'white' SUV as exchange. Can't let something like that happen to me, never!

My wife has a new pilot...oddly enough she could care less about Pcars and if she never drives it oh well. However she does love speed and because this is a daily she will eventually have to drive it...then I might be in trouble!

might?!

Kiss it goodbye the first time she drives it with her friend, top down, off shopping dwtown, fluffy clouds, hot guys blinking her LOL

Luck mate, seen it happening too many times ;)

She would whoop some boys ass they wink at her...lolhttp://986forum.com/forums/uploads01...1407348817.jpg

Some of the driving I have ever done was with a............wait we are talking cars right ?:D

daily driver eh? I might do a clear wrap on some of those high traffic interior bits by the center console, the door pocket lids, e-brake, etc. It'll keep the interior looking that new and such a rare color is going to tough to replace on the cheap.

On the outside, definitely clear bra the front bumper and hood. Especially if you drive any backroads. I had this on my car from the factory and did not replace it when I re-sprayed the front bumper. Big mistake, my bumper looked brand new for years and within a few months of riding around with it bare I was already seeing stuff I didn't want to see.

p.s.
Try finishkare #425 polymer spray. Keeps darker colors cleaner, longer. When it rains, the water runs the dirt off the paint because of the teflony slippery finish. And I would HIGHLY recommend using the Griot's Garage green or blue towels that have the long nap and no prickly hooks like typical microfiber towels.

Car is clear bra'd! Mirrors and front up almost half hood...

Great idea on interior pieces. I will get all over that for sure!