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> Not 914, but Nice Middie, 2006 Cayman S 18K mi FS in PNW, No Affiliation
Tom_T
post Jun 22 2019, 03:54 PM
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I have no affiliation with the seller, but she contacted me by mistake on my PCA Panorama ad for a WTB 2008-14 Cayenne S - having misread it as Cayman.

However, I offered to post her Cayman S info here because she's lost her husband & is trying to downsize his car stable.

It's a very low mile 2006 Cayman S Gray Met./gray leather, with a bunch of options & add-ons, with only 18,322 miles, & up in the PNW in Portland OR. The pdf of her ad in their local PCA magazine is below FYI.

She lists no price - so I can't add any price per the rules, so just contact her directly if interested.

Attached File  2006_Porsche_Cayman_S_Ad_for_Alena_Wheary_503_849_8291_in_OR.pdf ( 823.58k ) Number of downloads: 320


I thought it may be of interest to anyone interested in a newer Middie Porsche.

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post Jun 24 2019, 07:29 PM
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Hello; Back in the 1970's and up thru the 1990's I did some work on the air cooled 914's and a particular 1972 911T. I have not yet had a chance to work on any of the liquid cooled engines.
I am familiar with how Porsche would make changes within a model year and not wait to the next model year.
A friend bought an early 2000's Boxter with the triptronic around four years ago. His was the 72 911T I use to service. I did some searches then and found a couple of articles about the IMS. He pretty much just parks his cars so has not had a problem.
I did give him the information so he at least bought a 2009 Cayman.

Since I do not think any of the three have been on the road in years I do not guess it matters now.

I do check out any Caymans that show up within an hour or two drive, usually 2009 to 2016. Sorry to create an issue in this thread as I did not know it was such a touchy subject for some.

I have not kept up with the details of the of the series of engine models and do appreciate information about them. If it is not too much trouble can anyone tell me a simple way to determine which engine might be in a 2008 Cayman? There are two 2008's for sale currently near Knoxville TN. Both with fairly low miles for the year.

My first bucket list notion was to get another 914 but the speculators have driven the price up for a decent car. I also am not keen on fixing one up at 72 years of age next august so decided to look for a clean Cayman.
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