2007 Porsche 997 Carrera 4 6-Speed w/ Upgrades
Vehicle Details
- Year: 2007
- Make: Porsche
- Model: 911 Carrera 4
- VIN: WP0AA29957S710749
- Mileage Shown: 55,269
- Transmission: Manual
- Title Status: Clean
- Color: Guards Red
- Seller: EQM
- Seller Type: Private Party
- Location: Concord, CA 94521
- Lot #: V-0017065
Up for auction is this 2007 Porsche 997 Carrera 4 finished in Guards Red over a black leather interior. This all-wheel-drive Coupe was originally sold at Stevens Creek Porsche in California at an original sticker price of over $91k, featuring optional 19” 911 Turbo wheels, Porsche Active Stability Management (PASM), Sport Chrono Plus Package, the Bose High-End Sound Package, Sport Seats, the Bi-Xenon Headlight Package, and 5mm wheel spacers. It has been further modified with a GT3 rear wing, a GT3 TEK front lip, an IPD Competition intake plenum with an 82mm GT3 throttle body, a Schnell Performance T304 stainless exhaust system, a Vertex Auto performance clutch, a Dim Sport My Genius ECU programmer, and a Kenwood touch screen head unit with a JL Audio amplifier. This 997 has enjoyed a history of dealership service and is now being offered for auction by its seller out of California.
This Carrera 4 comes finished in Guards Red (G1) with removable black stone guards added ahead of the rear wheels. The exterior has been customized with a GT3 TEK front spoiler and a GT3 rear wing. This 997 rides on factory 19” 911 Turbo wheels fitted with optional 5mm spacers and Michelin tires. The seller reports some minor chips to the hood and driver’s side door edge, detailed images are provided in the gallery along with a clean CARFAX report.
The cabin features optional heated leather Sport Seats, the Bose High-End Sound Package, and an upgraded Kenwood touchscreen infotainment system paired with a JL Audio amplifier. Minor signs of wear are present on the driver's seat and the seller confirms all features and accessories to be working properly.
The 3.6L flat-six engine is rated at up to 325 HP and 273 lb.-ft of torque stock, connected to a 6-speed manual transmission driving all four wheels. This example has been upgraded with an IPD Competition intake plenum, 82mm GT3 throttle body, a Schnell Performance T304 stainless exhaust system, a Vertex Auto performance clutch, and a Dim Sport My Genius ECU programmer. The CARFAX report shows a history of Porsche dealership maintenance with highlights including a new water pump at 30k miles and a brake service at 45k miles. The most recent service was recorded in January of 2021 including a California emissions pass.
This sale will include a clean title. A lifelong California car sporting some high-end upgrades and desirable factory options, this Carrera 4 is not to be overlooked.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $43,000
- Auction End: Mar 16, 2022 07:22:28PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 29
Comments (66)
@Dupla IMS after 2005 is a non issue.
The fact that it had so many mods. and its not an S, that's a decent price. With all the work that was done to it I'm surprised that they didn't do the IMS bearing. That's a M96 like the 996s, so the IMS should've been done when they replaced the clutch.
I didn't mind the mods. the only thing that I didn't like was that the IMS wasn't replaced.
@YGOSLO It was listed in Rennlist for 60k OBO a few weeks ago. Surprised the reserve was so low.
Wow!! $43K!?! Headed back towards 2019 pricing!
I feel like that went pretty for realistic money. Has the descent begun?
Sold for $43,000
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This car is a true gem and worth every penny! A lot of heart, soul and emotion went into this car as you can see in the pictures! We have less than 2 hours before bidding ends! Good luck everyone and happy bidding!
@EQM I asked this before but did not get an answer. How old are the tires?
@kyolml Sure, no problem.
will you include smog for CA buyer?
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@EQM Great seller!
Hello there bidders! It's coming down to the wire! I would love to see this beauty go to a true Porsche lover and enthusiast! Whoever ends up purchasing this vehicle will have no regrets whatsoever and will enjoy appreciate the upgrades I had put into this! If you also love your music, wait until you hear the stereo system I had installed! Good luck to all of you bidding!
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@Selo Hello again! You are absolutely correct, I have never had it on a dyno. As for acceleration, there is a notable difference and you can feel the power in the torque. Just by talking to local shops and other enthusiasts, their humble guess in horsepower with the mods is about 375 to possible just under 400. I really wished you could test drive this car and feel the power for yourself;)
@EQM Thank you for your response. Since I don't see mention of a dyno, I'm assuming it hasn't been done. What does the acceleration feel like when you get on it, and what is the new redline?
@Selo I am an enthusiast, specially with Porsches. I had no intentions of bringing my car to the track. I just wanted to add a bit more power with bolt on parts and programming the ECU, all for good fun. I did the same thing with my last Porsche Cayman (added the plenum, throttle body, intake system, bolt on exhaust and programmed the ECU). I don't think I will ever grow up when it comes to adding a little power to my cars.
Was the car modded with track use in mind? If so, how much track time did the car see?
Hello bidders! Here's an opportunity to own a well tuned/modded 997.1! I would like to see this beautiful machine go to a well deserved home and to someone who will enjoy and appreciate it for years! Please do not miss out on this! Happy bidding and good luck!
@ronS12 Hi Ron, I forgot to mention that I do have the original deck lid.
This is an extremely well sorted example, by a true enthusiast. No question marks on this build, the buyer (I wish it could be me) will be getting a dream of a car.
@Bahnburner Yes, this vehicle passes with flying colors with the IPD Competition plenum ,82mm throttle body and the programmed ECU. I have the stock file and the programmer. And yes, the exhaust system is a bolt on to the cat.
@EQM will the car pass smog as-is with the plenum, throttle body and ECU mods? I assume the exhaust is cat-back?
@ronS12 Hi Ron, as soon as I get home after 7 p.m tonight, I will take some videos and have the moderator post them for your review. Thank you.
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@eqm She is presented very nicely. Do you have the original deck lid? Please post a video of the sunroof operating. Also some underbody photos will be nice to have.
@Mongoosedoc Yes, I a sunroof on this vehicle. As for the IMS/RMS, Porshce upgraded and revised the IMS and fixed this issue with the 997.1. RMS issues only happen when your vehicle is not drives and the RMS dries up if the vehicle is not driven or started. Other than that, this vehicle is mechanically sound and does not have any issues.
Looks like it has a sunroof?
@EQM awesome just saw that has the clutch RMS and IMS benn done?
@paulstokle For clarification, that was a misprint on their part when the posted the ad. Thank you for letting me know. I will have this corrected as well.
@paulstokle I can have the moderator post the pictures of the hood and the driver side door edge (my apologies, I thought I included them with the submission). I made no mention of wear on any of the seats. The seats are in very great condition and no tears. If you can provide me with your email, I can send the pictures to you directly. Kindly let me know, thanks.
@Mongoosedoc Yes, the seats are heated.
Heated seats?
Can you please provide pictures of the wear and tear in the listing regarding the hood, driver's door edge and seat. A few questions: The vehicle listing indicates you bought it from the original owner so why are there 3 owners on the carfax? Do the original components that have been modified come with the car? How old are the tires? Thanks
This is a very beautiful car! It is truly a performance vehicle and nicely modded! The seller was very patient with me and answered all my questions. I may consider purchasing this for myself!
@stephenolitsky Not the original window sticker but the build sheet. I added the front lip and the rear deck lid spoiler. The rear deck lid was installed and painted by a local body shop. As for engine performance, I installed myself the IPD Competition plenum, GT3 Bosch 82 mm throttle body which is the same as the factory installed throttle body on stock GT3's, a Schnell bolt on exhaust system and programmed ECU which I also performed myself. I will include the programmer with the sale of the vehicle. Oh, also in the description is the upgraded stereo system I had installed by my local professional audio shop. Please feel free to contact me with any other questions.
Do you have an original window sticker? What are aftermarket parts or dealer installed parts? For example, is this a factory Aerokit on the car?
I have seen and been on a test drive in this vehicle.
It runs super clean and you can definitely feel the performance.
If I had the money I would definitely purchase.
Whoever purchases this vehicle will not be disappointed.
How's it going bidders? I'm Ed and the owner of this pristine 2007 Porsche 911 C4! This car is pampered, well maintained and never tracked! I would love to get this beauty to a new owner that loves great power and handling! If you have any questions regarding my car, please feel free to contact me anytime. I'm looking forward to hearing from you!