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Porsche 911 2004

996.2 GT3 · 996

No accident reported
Year
2004
Mileage
63,000 km
Fuel type
Gasoline
Transmission
Automatic
Body type
Coupe
Colour
Black
Drive type
Rear-Wheel Drive
Seats
2
Trim
996.2 GT3
Generation
996
Source
kleinanzeigen
Region
Steinbach am Glan
Seller
Private seller
Availability
Available

Condition & History

No accidents
No repairs
No recall
Inspection passed
Verification unknown
1 owner
Manufacturer warranty
Used vehicle

About this car

For sale: My 996.2 GT3, very well modified for the track but can also be reverted to stock if you prefer. I have all the stock parts except for the wing/spoiler. Modifications do not have papers. I have all the invoices for maintenance under my name.

Highlights

  • Track-ready GT3 – highly modified for performance, retains stock parts where possible
  • Stock-able – can be returned to original configuration if desired
  • Comprehensive documentation – maintenance invoices provided for all work done
  • Complete service history – regular servicing records available

Options

  • Performance upgrades – aero kit, performance exhaust, upgraded brakes
  • Track readiness – race‑ready suspension and drivetrain
  • Stock revertability – all OEM parts retained for stock conversion
  • Maintenance records – detailed invoices for all work performed

Features

  • Advanced aerodynamics
  • High‑performance engine tuning
  • Premium interior upgrades
  • Race‑grade suspension
  • Full service history
  • Retainability to stock condition

Why Choose This Vehicle?

This 996.2 GT3 is a rare blend of outright performance and track‑ready capability, while also being fully reversible to its original state. With complete maintenance records and a low mileage, it offers the thrill of a race‑ready car without the risk of unrecoverable modifications. Perfect for enthusiasts who want a proven, high‑performance Porsche that can be enjoyed on both the track and the street.

2004 Porsche 911: what owners report

  • On the 997 (2004-2012) piston problems and oil loss were early-production faults, and AUTO BILD also lists defective lambda sensors and cooling-circuit damage.2004–2012
  • In German TÜV inspections the 997 had the lowest failure rate of all models in the 2010 report, and in 2021 the 991 and 997 topped several age classes.2004–2019
All owner feedback on the Porsche 911

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