2009 Porsche 987 Cayman S Race Car
Vehicle Details
- Year: 2009
- Make: Porsche
- Model: Cayman S
- VIN: WP0AB29809U780073
- Mileage Shown: 0
- Transmission: Manual
- Title Status: Clean
- Color: Arctic Silver Metallic
- Seller: MoonDog4224
- Seller Type: Private
- Location: Jacksonville, FL 32217
- Lot #: V-0009597-DT
Now up for auction is this 2009 Porsche 987 Cayman S race car. Upgraded with an MCS 3-way suspension, full Tarett suspension components, a Fabspeed race exhaust, Brembo Gran Turismo brakes and other top-of-the-line modifications, this highly competitive Cayman S race car has been set up for GTB1-spec racing and is ready to be driven by a new owner. Equipped with brand-new tires and track-mandated safety equipment, this Cayman S was previously listed on PCARMARKET and is now being offered for auction by its seller in Florida.
This 987 is finished in Arctic Silver Metallic with custom vinyl racing graphics. Aero Catch hood latches are installed along with intake grilles and a large carbon fiber rear wing with upright attachments. Aftermarket OZ Alleggerita HLT wheels are also equipped which come dressed in brand new tires that have never been heat-cycled or run at speed.
Inside, this Cayman S features a lightweight performance-oriented interior with a custom-built full roll cage. An AIM MXL2 system with SmartyCam HD2 has also been equipped which allows the driver to easily record and document their laps. Other modifications outfitted in this cockpit include:
- Fire Suppression System
- OMP Steering Wheel
- Rennline Quick Release
- Short Shift Kit
- Rennline Shifter Riser
- Cobra Sebring Pro Seats
- Longacre Wide Angle Mirror
- Aluminum Track Mats
Power comes from a direct fuel-injected 3.4 L flat-six engine mated to a 6-speed manual transmission with a Guard limited-slip differential (60/40). This 987 was converted to its current specifications at approximately 33,000 miles and has seen 30 hours of D.E. drive time since the build. This GTB1-spec race car also showcases the following performance upgrades:
- 3rd Radiator
- Single Mass Ferrous Flywheel
- Racing Clutch and Pressure Plate
- A/C Delete & Bypass Pulley
- Fabspeed Cold Air Intake
- Fabspeed Headers
- Fabspeed Race Exhaust (brand-new rear section)
- Steeda Auto Blip
- MCS 3-Way Suspension
- Wheel Studs
- Full Tarett Suspension Components
- Brembo Gran Turismo Front Calipers/Rotors
- Goodridge Stainless Steel Brake Lines
- Race Technologies RE10 Brake Pads
- GT3 Master Cylinder
- GT3 Brake Booster
Offered in excellent running order with some attractive upgrades and modifications, this GTB-1 spec Cayman S race car makes the perfect choice for any track-enthusiast looking to take their performance driving skills to the next level.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $51,000
- Auction End: Apr 05, 2021 07:28:32PM UTC
- Number of Offers: 1
Comments (59)
Sold for $51,000
Offer in the amount of $48,000
Really nice car I hope you get to where it deserves to be sold!
Cheers..
Bid in the amount of $46,000
Bid in the amount of $45,000
Bid in the amount of $32,000
Bid in the amount of $30,500
@MoonDog4224 oops sebring
@MoonDog4224 I am an extremely average driver and have hit 22s
Car is very capable of 17-19s with a good driver...
As set up.
Thx.
@vengerider @Sberger6
Do you have lap times for Sebring/Homestead/others?
Bid in the amount of $30,250
@NSchweigart whatever fluids and brake pads I have...
Thx!
Any spares going with the car?
@razyus77 Thank goodness for great people ... I got it sent to me and can provide copy to buyer...
250 TQ from 4750 to 6350 rpm
Flat and solid!
More IMO what Mase is known for is how to overlap and apply tq and horsepower correctly!
Hope this helps ....
Great car!
Thank you !
If you check your most recent DYNO records when possible, would be great! I am very curious about the lb-ft tq
@razyus77 I don’t have it in front of me but extremely strong and flat...
Mase Engineering is known for their tuning and support IMSA level cars....thx!
How about the Torque ?
I assume it should be a bit over 250 with this tune ?
@razyus77 245/65/18
305/660/18
Perrelli DH
Away from car and wheels so no pics I am sorry!
away from the car and wheels til Monday unfortunately for pics ... sorry
@MoonDog4224 nice! any pictures by any chance ?
Also, what size are these tires you have now on?
Front : XXX/XX/18
Rear : XXX/XX/18
@razyus77 yes I do
The JC.
Do you have another set of wheels by any chance ?
Bid in the amount of $27,777
Bid in the amount of $25,000
@987ist also ... I forgot to mention this car has an auto blipper installed so syncs up on the down shift .... huge as a protection for over revs and allows someone who is less familiar with heel toe shifting to be competent in this car!
Thx!
@987ist No need for power steering as it doesn’t have the same issues as the.1 unless you are at the limits of the car and want to go to an electric setup to pick up a very few horsepower.... really is leagues ahead of the .1 ....
Seats are wide
No need for oil sump but I guess you can add it ... no heat or starvation issues that I have witnessed... but again you could add if desired for short money on next oil change...
I don’t run rev reports on my race cars but I know the car had no over revs at conversion or since...
Really is a turn key car...
Thx.
@987ist Sorry, I mistakingly had 2006, not 2009 in my head.
Yes! IMS resolved in the 2009 987.2. Much, much better!
I'll assume that there's no news on either a track-updated oil sump or power steering system.
Two last questions: (1) do you know if the Cobra seats are the standard or wide version, and (2) do you have a recent rev report to share?
@porscheklaus these are a great car...
Very dependable reasonable to maintain once built and set up correctly.... that where all the money is.... these are 7 figure cars to build and get set up correctly..
Plus the mid engine is such a great platform as you can really drive and rotate the car off of the gas pedal!
So I guess I am saying I fully agree...
Thx for checking in... ??
looks like a blast.
@Ddesimone17 no
@987ist this is a .2
These are highly sought after as none of the .1 issues exist due to Porsche correcting in the .2
Same as 911
.1 2005-2008
.2 2009-2012
Thx.
Was this car on Pcar 6/7 weeks ago ?
Three common mods for tracked 987.1 include improved (1) IMS bearing, (2) oil sump systems, and (3) power steering systems. I imagine that you would have listed these, if they had been installed -- just wanted to ask to be sure.
@msandford74 splitter is taped and have ran that way for a long time ...
I have receipts for the work for the buyer
All done professionally and top of line parts etc
Zero impact to the cars value or performance
Thx for asking
@MoonDog4224 Thank you for your honesty. It looks like the front splitter is broken on one side by the racer tape holding it to the front bumper. How bad is it?
The right rear side that was repaired, it looks like the rubber deflector on the front leading edge of the wheel well is missing, correct?
Do have receipts on the repair work?
Thanks for your time
@msandford74 yes rear right has tire impact fully restored and all new mechanical components as well...
Prior to pics on listing and is not noticeable and/or doesn’t effect car
Has the car had any paintwork or body work?
@robertsmau thank you and yes it appears you are correct.
I would guess the value of brand new sticker tires being sold with the car vs a used set might offset and concern in that area.
This car (except for that and only if you are racing immediately) is turn key and can go on track as soon as you receive it.
This car was an open checkbook car.
@MoonDog4224 In one of the interior pics you can see that the passenger seat belt has "2020" on the tag. Typically an FIA approved belt will be marked with the "not valid after" date. However, I wouldn't think a $500 belt would change the value of this car and you'd only need to replace the driver's belt to meet race requirements.
@Helix10 Not sure on belt date but I do t think expired.
Yes fire system.
Yes panel had fire system, pms switch and radio/ ics added....
Thx!
Belts expired? Dates on the seats? Is there fire suppression? Also, any panel work in its history? Thank you
@robertsmau I fully agree but I am a little biased...
This car will be great for someone...
Thx for your kind words... ??
Way too nice of a track car to not have some bids, let's see this thing on track with a new owner.
Bid in the amount of $20,000
@andnad only mods are exhaust and tune thx
This has a 9A1 engine, correct? Any modifications done to the engine itself?
@robertsmau yes and PSM bypass as well to eliminate over control and rear brake overheating...
Can and should use in the rain so switch let’s you choose...
Really complete and well done car...
Super awesome car and I see them being lightning fast on track. Is it equipped with ABS brakes?
@MoonDog4224 sorry wasn’t supposed to be any question marks ... I do appreciate your feedback....
@robertsmau I agree. This is set up to be an excellent and fast track car.
Thx for your input... ??
@euromeister : As a long time club racer I can tell you that a lot of race series are setup to keep a car street or track driveable (Spec Miata, FFR Cobra, Spec E30, Spec3). That said, NONE OF THEM ARE DRIVEN TO THE TRACK! What makes a great race car does not equal a great street car. Once the interior is gone, cage welded in, and suspension stiffened it will suck on the roads.
@MoonDog4224 oops all work and maintenance was done by professional shop... sorry I missed that part...
@cerb1958 there was a lot more than 33k put into this car and it has always been a Fl car... thx!
are you the owner that had the work done at approx 33,000M for track work? If yes, , did you do most of the changes yourself, or done by a shop? when did it move from GA to FL.
@msandford74 title and bill of sale yes
Is the car sold with a title in your name along with a bill of sale?
Thanks for your time
@euromeister Great question... not an expert answer but roll cages in street cars have been around for a while...
It may very well be able to be registered I would check your state and local laws...
Beautiful build! I'm curious, at what point in the build does this lose its street legal worthiness? The full cage?
Great car and I look forward to finding her a good home...
Very well set up with the best parts...
Tuned by Mase Engineering 312 at rear wheels on pump and 343 with race gas .... turn key with fresh sticker tires ....
Ready to go! Cheers