I Bought A Cheap 23 Year Old Porsche 911 From British Car Auctions

[@sophie02222]

You’ve got balls of steel ! If I checked the dip stick and it showed “none” I wouldn’t even fire it up …. I’m Old though

[@Carl205mi16]

The lady had previously started it so my guess is oils in the engine still... would need to let it settle 20 mins after turning off to check level again ... at this price its an absolute baragain The 996 has recently been classified by Porsche now as classic car status so these are becoming collectable now... prices will only rise, the 997 is based on this same paltform albeit a c4s chassis but same engine etc just got round headlights so people loved it 😂 but its basicly same car underneath... so when look at it like that rhe 996 is an absolute steal...

[@fastasfox]

Does that mean porche owners are over the fried egg headlight design?

[@liamegan4303]

@sophie02222 Well, you're dead right not to Start it, Sophie. Well done girl. 👌😆😆😆👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@funkypumps1970]

Sorry I'm not a mechanic but don't they run a dry sump so the oil is only picked up on running but I suppose the dipstick checks the reservoir where it's held 😂😂😂🤦

[@flyingscot3666]

... and then revved it hard....

[@Fatoldbear]

I think this particular video is brilliant! Wow what a cheap price for a 911 I think it looks great! How to look cool for so little money. Raffle it Joe. I’d certainly buy tickets!

[@MrRoyck10]

I hope you can prove this old Porsche saying wrong, “there is no such thing as a cheap Porsche, you buy cheap you pay twice!”. On the surface it’s a nice car with stunning colour. Good luck with your acquisition.

[@oldrrocr]

I've been really lucky with the cars I've gotten this way... but not Porsches

[@petermcmahon5961]

Keep it! It’s been well maintained over the years

[@WilliamKauffer]

I love it! Nice design Porsche. You’re a very interesting chap. Fine communicator and plenty nerdy enough to never be boring. And you know your stuff. Good channel.

[@daveprice9090]

Drive it and enjoy it, put a smile on your face every day!

[@Binit_777]

What a result. Cant go wrong Joe. Great buy and makes great content.

[@jimplunkett7283]

sit on it, 996 are going up in value, do what needs doing at a reputable indy, tart it up, drive it they are superb cars.

[@Ash-ky8jo]

That sticker under the bonnet has all the option codes. I would say that will have 0991 which is a special order code. That is a beautiful colour and i can see litronic headlights and colour coded centre console which are nice extras! Unreal value considering the history and receipts, i wonder why it ended up at BCA!? P.S I have stuck a 2001 C4 aero in my garage that has only 40k miles. I am not expecting huge appreciation in value but expect it will hold well. I love it in the summer on twisty roads.

[@royprance1793]

Auction carry kit. Jump pack, fuel, water, oil, brake fluid, auto gearbox fluid, tyre pressure pump.

[@baddriving3966]

You are preaching to the deaf - he'll never learn! :)

[@jimmymcgoo8641]

Auto gearbox fluid 😂😂 what a plumb.

[@wcads623]

@@baddriving3966 ADHD🤣🤣

[@ranat5526]

High viz, torch and tool box!

[@stevelaming9223]

The radio code could be on one of the cards in the front flap of the service book. When you first turn the key (when car not been used for half an hour or so) the oil will be measured on the dash in about 5 seconds. I think each segment on the dash is about 200cc of oil, perhaps less.

[@g-r-a-e-m-e-]

Why on earth do you need a code for a radio?

[@geordiejones2]

My friend I hope this one all goes well for you, but no more impulsive buys until after Christmas, love you channel my mate. Chris.

[@billysdiecastdetailing8868]

Worth buying that just to put on the drive and make the neighbours envious Go out start it up, trip round the block and back in the drive and take the string back gloves off

[@bm7760]

My Range Rover and XKR were both cheap and both came with a catalogue of expensive maintenance and servicing. Made for an anxious ownership experience waiting for the next expensive repair. I actually felt relief when I sold them.

[@mogsyman]

I had a 996 C2 Cab from new for 3 years in 2003 and with hindsight it was wonderful. Sadly I used it everyday for 36 months as my DD and I got bored sick of it and was pleased to get rid of it. Seal grey, black roof, loads of extras and I picked it up from the factory in Germany (which you could in those days). I remember I felt like a dog with two d1cks driving it out of the factory and back home, I had made it. You are right, what a cool car they are now and if you can get the right one (C4S would be my pick), they will hold their value and give you many smiles per mile. It will be interesting to see how the story unfolds over the next few weeks/months.

[@andywakefield9826]

How bad could it be. Brave man

[@KipKippax]

Hey Joe , Looks a great buy to me . I bought a 986 Boxster S recently for £1500 and dropped lucky too....

[@DoubleG79234]

911 from WBAC. You are so brave 😂

[@c11yan]

@@DoubleG79234 I’ve bought one from sure sell which is worse it’s privately owned and entered 😳

[@grahamcutress47]

As a BCA logistics plate driver collecting cars from WBAC it’s so hit and miss… some people dump nice cars for quick cash, some people dump sh*t cars for cash, people die and family members dump alright cars, you genuinely don’t know I’ve picked up a Ferrari 458 and 599 from We Buy and Porsche 911 Targas some times you just have no clue until you breakdown 3 miles down the road

[@malcolmnewton7706]

Check those small credit card size cards in the black folder, that’s where my radio pass number code was

[@ShiftingMetal]

Good call!

[@stephenelder2783]

@@ShiftingMetal0898

[@TheGalifrey]

I was thinking how can he be a car dealer and not check the cards in the document wallet 🤣

[@JohnBaxendale]

Mine was on a sticker on the top of the radio (have to remove to see), top marks to whoever did that!

[@TheGalifrey]

@@JohnBaxendale Usually means it was a refurbished radio.

[@TheVinnie369]

Ive never done a car raffle, but if you put this one up I will buy a ticket or three. very cool spec.

[@marcp108]

It looks like you have done really well. I like it!

[@michaeloleary4071]

They're 997 wheels. You can't go that far wrong at that price.

[@Dan-78]

That toast smell is the hovis factory in avonmouth mate. Always stinks of burning toast there

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

We have a commercial coffee roaster in town that smells like this too.

[@andymcvean9631]

It's raffle fodder Joe, Ive had a couple of these and wish I hadn't moved them on. Nice content for the channel👍

[@Brisbane-h9h]

Great buy. The wheels are fantastic while you was driving the car the wheels look amazing.. The colour is really nice.. The only things what would worry me is the lack of oil also the ims Bearing.. But what a car for the money.. She could be a very very nice car once the work is carried out and the engine is fine.. Engine not using any oil And also ims bearing as been changed..

[@sureshot8399]

The IMS bearing is a concern whether the car is manual or tiptronic. They both have the same engine and it is an engine issue. With a tip though, both engine and transmission have to be removed to replace the IMS but with a manual only the engine needs to come out. Early 996s are less susceptible to IMS issues, but 2002 on are more so than 200/2001. Get it done and forget about it. It will be tougher to sell if not done though..

[@stephenelder2783]

Porsche content is always a winner Even a 996 🍳

[@Dave062YT]

It really is a great colour .I wouldn't tint the windows but as they are I would just leave them as they are .Hope there are no serious issues ,it looks pretty well looked after .

[@iancharlton678]

Very nice…… I’m a tad biased, my Turbo Coupe is the same year……… I love them, they are such good value. The engine can bite, but at that price you’re safe enough. The IMS bearing issue is a potential and nowadays, a fairly easy fix…… the gremlin is the bore coating or lack of, allowing potential bore scoring. However, I’m told it’s less common than the doomsayers say. I went the far more pricey route with the twin turbo, but ensuring no bore or IMS issues, as it uses a different engine. Again, it sounds great and well used is safer than a garage queen, in the long run 🙂🇬🇧🏁

[@E92M3Guy]

I think for the money its superb, looks like a 996.2 in arena red, thats quite a rare colour for that model. 👍

[@martinjones6286]

I think the colour is orient red metallic as it looks the same as my 996.2 4S. Its the first i have seen in the same colour as mine. Makes a change from the black silvers and blues.

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

Arena Red is darker. This looks like Orient Red to my eyes.

[@tonyb1184]

Well Joe that's a really cool impulsive purchase. It's from Manchester originally like me. If you do raffle it off I'd love to win it and bring it back to Manchester. Seriously cool car i hope you do an update video when all the work has been carried out. Good luck fella

[@JohnHoganN8]

Love it Joe! Raffle it sir, I am sure it would be well received.

[@derrickgreen9020]

Be pleased with those headlamps Joe. They were introduced when the Le Mans GT1 was racing at Le Mans. I get very disappointed when hearing negative comments about the shape.

[@bigmdsdotcom]

Were they?, don’t you mean the 996.1 headlights were on gt1 and gt2.. perhaps my model gt is made wrong

[@rneoman]

You mean the same lights on the boxter

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

Too many people refer to these headlights as "fried eggs". They're not. The fried egg headlights were from 1999 to 2000, more or less. The early 996 headlights were distinctly different from the ones on this car, which are the updated design.

[@kevinmoffatt]

Joe, it's a fully working supercar for the price of a seven year old Kia; an absolute bargain Use and abuse and, even if the worst happens, the parts will give you a return on the cost.

[@davidsewell3745]

Nice colour Joe, not a massive 911 fan but this one looks good, good luck with it

[@davidsewell3745]

Keep it Joe, all the hard work you've done this year, give yourself an early Xmas pressie 😊

[@BobMorcom]

agree with what others have said, two more common failures are oil pressure sender and light switch, both easy to replace once you know how!

[@kerrywh2001]

I had the same model, also with the Tiptronic gearbox, which I got to really like. I put a Milltek performance exhaust on which made a huge difference, subtle at lower revs but had that distinctive Porsche howl at 4,000 RPM plus. Don't worry about the IMS / RMS bearing failure horror stories - if it hasn't failed by 100k miles, it probably isn't going to! If you decide to sell, I'd be happy to buy without a warranty. Otherwise please let us know if it's going to be raffled, I'll definitely be buying some tickets!

[@duckman5642]

Great reply 👍

[@paulchinnery6560]

Joe, the radio code is possibly on one of the credit size pieces of card in the book pack fold over flap. That's where it lives on my Porsche 987 book pack.

[@lindamiskin4522]

Yes it should be a greenish grey card inside the credit card sized pouch inside the handbook pouch. It will be slightly disguised by the black mesh cover

[@RCModelling4U]

I have a theory about service history. If I had a new car, or a used one, and I took it to reputable garages to get it serviced every year, but at the last service the spanner man said 'xxx is about to go bang and they cost £xxxx to fix' then I would sell it. The buyer would think 'Oh it's got a full service history, it must be ok', and buy it. I know someone who had a Ferrari, they had what they thought was a minor niggle with it, took it to an independent guy who told them to get rid of it pronto, as he knew that something expensive was about to fail. It had a flawless full service history.

[@davidorama6690]

True

[@RaphaelDawkinsCombatRadio]

The alternative is buying one with a poor service history. I'll take my chances with a good service history.

[@fredwinter2978]

[@HighWigsell]

This checks out. My five year old Mercedes had a full Mercedes service history, fresh MOT but they gave me a long list of expensive things that were likely to fail in the next year, so I got rid.

[@JohnBaxendale]

I've always been of the opinion that nobody sells a car when it's working fine and being reliable. Anything you buy you should have a pot of cash ready for a large bill, or do a great job of checking it over before buying.

[@sophie02222]

Burning toast is the hovis factory!

[@jakubcynarski]

Love the car, love the exterior colour too! £7.5k is what you pay for a decent 986 boxster s so it's awesome value for money.

[@stevekenilworth]

i do like Porsche Boxster 986 from this era even tho they not fastest but im sure they drive well and well suited uk back roads. and a car you can use a lot of it performance on uk back road, modern stuff so fast you be sing few % of it performance unless you like points. from year 2005 and older is if i had funds and insurance money is the era id buy from. only two modern Porsche id buy if i won some money is targa 4s or even just targa 4 or the dakar what well suited for uk roads, everything else id buy from many years ago

[@keithposter5543]

Lovely. One for the Pistonheads 'Poverty Pork' thread 👍

[@BarryRudge]

I have a 2003 Porsche 996 with the 3.6ltr engine with that sort of mileage and number of owners I would be feeling a little wary. The original equipment wheels should be 225x40x ZR18 front & 295x30 ZR18 rear. Cross fingers that Tiptronic gearbox is OK. I would certainly use it as a smoker until sometime in the new year and perhaps use it as a raffle prize

[@danieljwoodhouse]

Not a Porsche 911 lover, but that one looks really nice! Would've been tempted by that on myself

[@Carrera-gp9od]

The lobster claws are off the 997 , looks a nice colour , it’s a pity it’s got the auto gearbox .

[@wynhughes9072]

Discount9 used to be in Pyle near Porthcawl. Have been an independant Porsche specialist for a good few years

[@m44nee]

What an awesome car! Love it! Please do a follow up video, really want to see how this progresses 🙂

[@Pixleyjamaica1983UK]

Joe I actually felt the excitement of you with this one. German engineering at its best greats buy. A steal in fact well done don’t give away sell it 🎉

[@jontheodore8450]

What nice car a 911 for 7k I would have been tempted at that price mind you I would be more worried about Bore Scoring than IMS, good luck..

[@thefreedomguyuk]

23 years old, its past IMS & BS, it is just fine

[@Carl205mi16]

​@@thefreedomguyuktotaly agree... it was never really a massive problem anyway... 1% failure rate one early 3.4 dual row and 11% on later 3.6 single row... most happened early in life if had an issue hence porsche warrantied replacement engines on the few that had problems.... otherwise just massively over hyped by non owners online... ive had mine for 12/13 years now and will never sell it 😎👌

[@paulbradford8240]

Sometimes the radio code comes on a credit size card that looks a little like a business card. There were at least two in the handbook cover. Nice car. Subscribed.

[@holford98]

I’d love to see it raffled Joe mate!!! I’d definitely buy tickets mate👍

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[@scorchio70]

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[@tz6414]

I would only put a 996 in auction if it was buggered. You did well if it drives ok.Im currently doing all the brake pipes on mine.

[@SteveJones-gz4vd]

Nice motor , had a few porsche over the years, parts cost a fortune as does servicing, but at £7K that's a steal , I quite like the tint but each to their own

[@philldownes8685]

first thing i would of done in the garage is bought some power steering fluid and topped that up then turned the steering wheel from full left to full right 6 times to get the oil through.... then filled the engine with oil and checked auto box for oil level.. then got the petrol .... that car could make a lot of money once all sorted out as these are a wanted porche...

[@roystonvehicles9129]

Yes, seems a bit silly nothing on the dip stick and setting off, if we're going for a car that's an unknown quantity, it's oil, tools, jump pac, water, tow rope (!) I'd have topped up the power steering, I bet tbh rack is leaking. No oil means most likely it's being burnt. All that expensive work recently, points to the last owners garage saying get rid.

[@JohnBaxendale]

@@roystonvehicles9129 The dashboard oil check takes 60 minutes before it'll show an oil reading once the cars been started - so it's not logical to think a car that had just been started and driven would show any oil on the dipstick. If anything, he was stupid putting extra oil in it when it was showing good oil pressure (there's a gauge on the dash for oil pressure, alongside an oil warning light and the electronic gauge).

[@roystonvehicles9129]

@JohnBaxendale if you wait a few minutes and check the dip stick on any engine it'll show the correct level, maybe electronic check takes ages, but dips tick doesn't. Any body with any mechanical simpathy wouldn't drive off if no oil was showing on the dip stick. Showing oil pressure means nothing as it'll show pressure with hardly any oil in. When we pick cars up (full time job) it's, oil, water, tow rope, tools, fluid, driving back with pas not topped up is a bit daft as well.

[@JohnBaxendale]

@@roystonvehicles9129 Dipstick always reads low when the oil is cold, especially if the car's just been started and done a very short drive, he'll have had cold oil thrown around the engine and not run back into the sump.

[@roystonvehicles9129]

@JohnBaxendale OK bud

[@AndrewBishop1971]

A 911 for Boxster money! Love the colour.

[@liamegan4303]

Hello from Ireland again, Joe. Jesus, I'm surprised this Porsche 911 is so Good. Do the lottery on your way home, Joe lol. Nice Colour, the centre council looks cool in the same colour. This will be very interesting 🤔 👌 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@JeffPower-dv3zl]

Hi Liam how's it going 🎉😊

[@liamegan4303]

@JeffPower-dv3zl Thanks Jeff, I'm great, there's Storms on the West Coast of Ireland, today. Bloody cold, Mate lol 😆 👌

[@waynehardiman9421]

The bonnet looks popped up on the right be good to see your guys adjusting it for a video etc just final details to bring a car up to grade etc

[@midnightrider287]

Id honestly keep that it looks like a nice example and has had a lot of money spent on it. Get it as mint as possibke without spending too much. Nice colour most 996s were silver and have been tastelessly modified

[@chrisdavies3128]

Joe , change the wheels back to Turbo Twist 996 wheels or 996 GT3 wheels . You'll sell the 997 / 987 wheels easily

[@huwd2292]

Agreed it’s a lovely looking 996 but the correct wheels would make it look superb.

[@rossbethell4187]

They won’t go on a 987

[@jamesmartinwyatt]

Funnily enough after watching a few 996 videos this came up. It looks very nice, its either a massive bargain or has been shifted on at the first sight of a big issue. look at 996's at the other end of the market, for sale in Porsche specialists and they often say things like "£11k spent in the last year" or "recent £5k suspension refresh". They're great cars though, and topical at the moment, rising in price rapidly as they are indeed seen as a "proper enthusiasts" 911. Good ones anyway........... Good luck, keep it and prove us wrong!

[@alexbremner8361]

Looks like a steal! 996's are on the up right now.

[@andywalters7300]

Lovely colour. Seems a straight motor.

[@ScoopMr]

The radio code is in the black Porsche folder. Top left panel. And yes I would love to see it raffled. I have a £5k 2002 boxster.

[@ianeccles111]

I drive a 51 plate Astra 1.6, my central locking works also and as an higher score than your Porsche and only 2owners, also waxed oil every couple of years. Daily driver.

[@jamesshaw4683]

Looks great Joe,a nice thing to play about in for a while

[@doverivermedia3937]

Great video. Interesting and insightful 👍 ... 🇬🇧

[@nigelpickering5037]

Aren’t these dry sump, maybe you check oil level with it running warm?

[@bungle7054]

Wheels are from a 997 ( next generation 911)so not originals. They fit them on 987 Boxsters too, but a narrow rim size.

[@PER5Y]

Garage54 did a cracking video (no pun intented) about over filling the engine oil. Bottom line, too much oil (within reason) isn't anywhere near as bad as not enough.

[@MegaJasperdog]

Happy days Joe glad it’s a good one

[@blinkinflip]

Nice 996 for the money 👍 try using google lens to identify those parts in the glovebox 😎

[@JohnBaxendale]

I'm guessing a door lock solenoid, based on the dented door. The alarm "bips" if one of the solenoids isn't closed when arming the alarm, so I'm figuring it annoyed someone and they got it fixed.

[@presstodelete1165]

Your getting me wanting another old bike, they are SOOOO cheap right now, and it's only 2 1/2 weeks since the last one. My prediction is this winter is going to be a buyers bonanza and spring will turn that tide quickly. ( I have a theory that after a certain number of years people have had enough and just start spending again, whatever governments do makes little real difference)

[@kentho6114]

Lovely. Makes me miss my 996.2, Btw that teardrop headlights and not fried eggs :)

[@melaniezimmermann-jv7th]

Good for you getting rid of the tinted windows. Put 18 inch 5 arms wheels, it will change the car... 👍

[@GaryHall-y9v]

What no car check sites can tell you if the vehicle has been in an accident not involving another's car, and it's been repaired not involving the insurance company ,has to avoid it being a cat N or S. Found that it had by getting it checked independently.

[@Maxypax510]

Very cool looking and well maintained hopefully still all good once it’s been through the workshop 👍

[@Jasonj___8]

One of the best everyday Porsches I’ve owned 996 👍👍👍

[@philf5043]

The whiring sound is often caused by cavitation in the pump if levels are low.

[@OleGitRule]

Make a great series of videos. prove you can buy a cheap Porsche, use it as a cheap runaround and then raffle it off in April / may next year.

[@henrykravitz468]

Nice car, enjoy it before you trade it 😊 Have a great Friday and weekend Joe and team. ❤

[@PeterC245]

The retail on that 911 in Australia, 50 K , AUD

[@scotty6346]

That's a bargain Joe! A cheap entry into 911 ownership, The car looks well solid 👍

[@danielberry1635]

'Restore' it to showroom condition, like they do at Friends Green Porsche and then Raffle it. It looks great. I will buy tickets.

[@Ste-w5m]

I was gonna buy a Porsche 911 Carrera S for 1500£, the 10k insurance said no I wasn't

[@ryanedwards8549]

Check for cylinder bore scoring. Tends to be why 911s burn oil and end up at auction.

[@Carl205mi16]

Love the 996... yours is the face lift though not original fried egg model... yours come clear with the r2d2 style washers in chrome... technicly these 996.2 are more prone to ims as has the revised 3.6 engine single row bearing (prev 3.4 dual row bearing) However ims is more blown out of proportion online than the real world... , failure rate on early dual row was around 1% and single row was about 11% (figures from the american class action lawsuit back when these were new) ironicly the problem seems to happen more often in early ownership and first 60k miles or with low mileage cars not being driven often... so you will find most that survive today will most likely either be pretty safe or have had new engines or upgraded bearings etc already... I have an early 3.4 already but feel tempted with yours still... assuming you decide to shift it on so i may have to pop up and have a little nose... im only down the road (SHADOW WORX) Oh a nice mod on the tiptronics is to convert the crappy buttons on wheel to flappy padels using merc ones and a manual wheel to mount them on/delete old buttons 😎👌

[@jimbandit1250sa]

Classic Porsche shape I’d keep it great car and drives well Joe nice colour 🤝😃👌🚘

[@roystonvehicles9129]

You'll have oil pressure even on a pint of oil, until you don't. We always take plenty of gear when picking cars up, including a tow rope, petrol, oil, water, saved me loads of times. Your not picking up new cars. Porsche looks great tho and a bargain if it's OK. Probably rack leaking if it's down on fluid. Check bores for scoring, especially as it's using oil. I'd expect something is up as its a wbac one, last owner dare not sell privately. Lovely looking car tho.

[@brianmansfield666]

Good thoughts 😊

[@roystonvehicles9129]

@brianmansfield666 yes bud

[@darrenjones3681]

What trade plates , were you aware that if trade plates are not on the extremities of the vehicle then it’s only insured from where the plates actually are ie if in the windscreen which isn’t legal the area of car in fron of that isn’t insured

[@MrMackem123]

That is a really beautiful motor. Brilliant.

[@exgtt2061]

You would make great money breaking that, especially if the motors good. Plenty of space down the farm too. Have a look at spares prices, modules, panels, glass etc. it soon adds up on a 996! The bare engine alone!

[@brianmansfield666]

No!

[@bobbieterry4939]

Smoke around in it have some fun then straight on the raffle help the Young lad out a bit more

[@DamoKav-b7v]

You can see the black smoke from rear left exhaust, classic bore score, £10k for a new engine!

[@V111HRD]

"break the seal". Love it 😂

[@rossbethell4187]

Holding dipstick upside down….oil runs down which means up the dipstick. Always hold it down so you don’t over read the amount.

[@JamesJackman-f8n]

Love It. Enjoy it for a while.

[@RBcymru]

The smell is Hovis near the M49 junction on M5.

[@BerwhaleTheAvenger-b5s]

Fortune favours the brave! The stuff I've bought unseen from Copart.......I'm due a good shafting.