FS: CNC Motors 2005 CGT w/ 612 Miles!!!!!!

S T U N N I N G !

 

How can the clutch be worn to 28MM after 600 miles ??

 

Pretty easy to do in parking lots if you don't trust the auto-throttle.

 

Only takes nine seconds..if you don't know what you're doing.

 

Sweet ride...

 

It hurts me to say that unfortunately this car will most likely never really be driven as it was built to do. Great example though!

 

I agree.

I bet this car will pop up at an auction in 10 years and still have less than 1k miles.

 

Just BEAUTIFUL!!!

 

that's exactly what I'd do

agree, that car is gorgeous. and IMO is aging very well.

 

Really pretty car.

Did any have front lifts in them? My friend with one says its a real issue driving as there is NO clearance. I thought it became an option later?

Now 10 years from now, which would be the better investment? This or a '73 RS touring (which would cost a bit more)

 

CGT's did not come with lifts on them. However, people have installed lifts such as KW, etc.

 

WOW, awesome car but also an awesome(as in high) price.

Do you speak from experience??? I sincerely hope not as that would have been an extremely expensive 9 seconds...OUCH!!!

I really cannot understand why certain owners of these cars do not trust the auto throttle on starts. As long as you are slowly releasing the clutch it should be a no-brainer.

 

Quote de Leno:
"Buy a #1 then drive it down to a #3."

 

And be on its third or fourth clutch.

I don't think you'd lose either way, unless you put miles on the Carrera GT. Odometers don't matter much on vintage cars, which might sway me to the 911 RS if I wanted to drive it.

 

It's not that expensive when you compare it to CGTs with miles in the xxxx range. They usually go for $350k to $400k depending on the color. So it's a 25% premium to have a new CGT. Not bad.

 

As close to new as you can get! Beautiful example and hope it goes to a good home!

 

The is no way a new clutch would be needed in a 600 mile car unless some one really abused this car. I have 6000 miles on my car on it's first clutch with no issues. On Jay Leno Garage, Jay indicated that the clutch is very durable even after many hard starts. I guess it could also be a factory defect.

 

Wowww! Would like to know where the car went, did it stay in SoCal?
All I have to say is this car is Extraordinary!!
I'll be posting a review shortly.

 

CONGRATS!!!

I look forward to reading the review.