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Thanks guys. I agree. The milleage is a little high for the money. Or vice versa....anyways. Is there any reason for going after 2003 cars? An upgrade done by the factory, or mod that makes the 2003 more desirable? Also, the 3.6 is better than the 3.4 just because of power/torque or is there another reason? I assume, based on everything I am reading, that the best combo is Manual 6 speed tranny, water cooled and normally aspirated engine. Do you all agree? I plan on calling Monaco and ask them about this car's history. Thanks again.
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Hi, I am looking at this 2001 996 6 speed with almost 60k miles on it. Owner claims clutch, rear seal, and other work has recently been done by Monaco Motors in LA. I am thinking about having Monaco perform a PPI on it. Ebay item number is 120473053338, and I would appreciate if someone could give me some advice, as to proceed with this offer or walk away because of something else... My email is ca@stress.com....car is a no reserve with bids ending this Wednesday around 8 pm Central time. Thanks in advance.