Service Report HELP?: Owner gave me service report for 2000 S, should I be concerned?

[78F350]

+1 on the PPI

Overall there is nothing listed that is abnormal for a 2000 Boxster starting to fall behind on regular maintenance.

11/17/2010 NOTE: ENGINE LEAKING OIL FROM VALVE COVERS,SPARK PLUG TUBE SEALS EST
12/11/2015 NOTE: OIL LEAK HAS WORSENED. NEED TO REPLACE VALVE COVER GASKETS AND TUBE SEALS. EST. 998.00 .

The spark plug tube seals are pretty common and a regular maintenance issue. Something to take care of soon, but not a deal killer at all. Valve cover gaskets are a lot less common failure. I expect the dealer added that on and it may not be leaking (Check with PPI).

ALSO POSSIBLE REAR MAIN SEAL LEAKING EST 678.00.

This needs to be verified (PPI) and fixed if it is leaking. It involves removing the transmission and is a great opportunity to get the IMS bearing done if the RMS needs to be replaced.

ENGINE LIGHT IS COMING ON DUE TO BAD O2 SENSORS EST 519..00
$757 (PARTS & LABOR).

No big deal, could be replaced cheaper.

WATER PUMP IS SEEPING. NEED TO REPLACE WATER PUMP AND
THERMOSTAT. EST. $601 (PARTS & LABOR).

A regular maintenance item, but should have been replaced before it got to leaking. A pump failure would be a big problem.

AXLE BOOTS BLOWN. NEED TO REPLACE. EST. $466 (PARTS & LABOR).

Not uncommon, needs to be fixed. CV shaft bearing could be compromised if it went too long.

12/11/2015 NOTE: RIGHT SIDE TIRES ARE VERY WORN. EST. $404 (PARTS & LABOR).

Not uncommon, but may indicate worn out suspension parts $$$ (PPI).

06/08/2016 Perform Lube, Oil & Filter Exchange on 6/8/2016 or 64700 Miles.

'The 986 Forum' generally recommends an oil change every 6 months or 5,000 miles, whichever comes first. Do not ask "What is the best oil." ...search.