1999 Porsche 911 - LS1
09-20-2013, 05:23 PM
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1999 Porsche 911 - LS1 Year: 1999
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Price: $25000
Mileage: 128316
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): MI
Color: Black
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
LS Engine?: Car has LS engine
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09-20-2013, 06:45 PM
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Why on earth would you want to sell this car after all the work you have put in? Isn't it time to enjoy the fruits of your labor? That is a lot of fruit too!
Love the install thread. Have considered doing the same but would plan on keeping for some time to recover some costs. Any wiggle room?
Thanks in advance.
Love the install thread. Have considered doing the same but would plan on keeping for some time to recover some costs. Any wiggle room?
Thanks in advance.
09-20-2013, 07:27 PM
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Aside from the blog listed above, here's the build thread:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...1-996-ls1.html
I'm stupid for Vipers and one drove by me this week as I was walking home. It literally stopped me in my tracks. At that point I made the decision to sell the 996.
But yes, I have put a TON of time and money into this car. I wasn't planning on selling it as this car is so fun to drive and peoples' reactions are priceless.
I'm a little flexible in the price. Pricing on this is unique since it really doesn't fall within any other 911s. But Renegade charges $29k for installation (engine not included), so I think the price is fair.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...1-996-ls1.html
Why on earth would you want to sell this car after all the work you have put in? Isn't it time to enjoy the fruits of your labor? That is a lot of fruit too!
Love the install thread. Have considered doing the same but would plan on keeping for some time to recover some costs. Any wiggle room?
Thanks in advance.
Love the install thread. Have considered doing the same but would plan on keeping for some time to recover some costs. Any wiggle room?
Thanks in advance.
But yes, I have put a TON of time and money into this car. I wasn't planning on selling it as this car is so fun to drive and peoples' reactions are priceless.
I'm a little flexible in the price. Pricing on this is unique since it really doesn't fall within any other 911s. But Renegade charges $29k for installation (engine not included), so I think the price is fair.
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09-25-2013, 08:25 AM
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Dude totally badass ride, I know its strictly opinion based but pls dont sell this beauty for a viper. If I had his ride I seriously doubt I would even think about selling it. Tons of love sweat, and labor went into her and it shows. Btw im jealous of you too, thats one of my ultimate dream cars ith a very similar setup (ls3 or L92) m6 powered 98-02 911/996. Yes the m96 was nothing short of a boat anchor. I personally think you should reconsider but glws, she's amazing.
09-25-2013, 07:59 PM
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LOL!
There is a TON of room for turbos.
Literally a ton of sweat and blood went into this build. But I sold my '99 ACR a few years ago and I have regretted the sale since. It's a good opportunity for me to get into another sports car powered by a UPS truck.
Thanks!
It no longer has A/C. The cabin has great airflow, so even on hot summer days, not having A/C isn't an issue. Installing A/C isn't difficult, but I went for weight savings over comfort.
There is a TON of room for turbos.
Dude totally badass ride, I know its strictly opinion based but pls dont sell this beauty for a viper. If I had his ride I seriously doubt I would even think about selling it. Tons of love sweat, and labor went into her and it shows. Btw im jealous of you too, thats one of my ultimate dream cars ith a very similar setup (ls3 or L92) m6 powered 98-02 911/996. Yes the m96 was nothing short of a boat anchor. I personally think you should reconsider but glws, she's amazing.
It no longer has A/C. The cabin has great airflow, so even on hot summer days, not having A/C isn't an issue. Installing A/C isn't difficult, but I went for weight savings over comfort.
