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Have had my 997 cab since march last year, and sadly have have been so busy at work that I have only managed to put 4.5k miles on the clock... so I'm looking to sell it, where is the best place to move it on for the best price, and if private sale what is the safest way to ensure that I do actually get the money..
C4s cab, spec as below:
Arctic silver / metropole blue roof / 19" carrara classic wheels / Tyre pressure monitor / Sports seats in ocean blue / full leather /rear park assist / auto dim mirrors & rair sensor / Porsche Sports exhaust (factory fit) / Cruise control / heated seats / Floor mats / Porsche Umbrella! / Thicker 3 spoke sports steering wheel / Stainles steel door entry / VTS / navigation module (incl TMS) / Bose / Airbag deactivation & Isofix

 
dear john.....
i sold my 996 c4 last yr via a friend.i was in a bit of a hurry as otherwise i would have tried the porsche post-gb club advert(i note you are member).i have no experience of this
i have heard several horror stories which put me off selling such an expensive car privately but i am sure others will have positive experiences/advice.
part exing has always been very soul destroying in my experience so far....
 
The best way to take receive large amounts is through CHAPS electronic bank transfer system. Several people have been conned out of there cars by people using stolen or fraudulently obtained bankers drafts, apparently they can bounce like an ordinary cheque sometimes weeks after you have cashed them.

Very nice car by the way, if you like I could drive it around with a 'FOR SALE' sign in the window[:D]. If not why not try advertising on the Pistonheads web site.
Good luck.
 
My Cayenne sold via a featured ad on 911uk.com which cost £25.00

My ad in the Times generated no interested neither did my ad on Pistonheads
 
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