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New 997.2 Owner

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8202632 Member

8202632

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In my former life I had a 996 C2 and have missed her ever since I got rid of her.  Yesterday I pulled the trigger on a 2011 997.2 C2S Certified vehicle with 33k miles on the clock.  Absolutely in love!  Here are pics of the stable!

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hahnmgh63 Member

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Do you do your own work? You have to pull the rear end (bumper/facia) off just to change the air filters :)  You don't even want to ask about the Spark plugs. Nice car though. A friend just got a new (991) C4S. I am in love with it.

t6pilot Member

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I've got a 09 love it

Air filter change simple I think its 8 torx screws and one electrical clip and cover is off

Same for oil changes

Can' attest to spark plugs as mine only has 13k on it

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