[MileHighCayman]

Hey guys. Really happy that I'm part of the Cayman Club. Picked this one up just a bit ago.
A manual base model with 55k miles, but really interesting options stock:

19" Turbo Wheels
Bi-Xenons
The Carbon/Kev. Sport Seats

It's been a treat to drive as a street car. Not crazy fast, but as someone who races karts and has raced mid-engined Formula Cars,
it sure is fun to push a little bit on roundabouts and mountain roads!

 

[schell]

I purchased a 2010 Cayman S from Ed Carroll not quite a year ago.

 

[MileHighCayman]

I purchased a 2010 Cayman S from Ed Carroll not quite a year ago.

No kidding. They were very good to work with. I work in North Dakota (oil/gas), so it was a huge pain for me to try
to buy one out of state. Colorado simply doesn't have a lot of these guys around.

 

[schell]

I flew there from central Illinois, it was a fun drive home, at the time it was one of the few Cayman S 987.2 with low miles, had about 13,000 when I picked it up, was looking for black so glad I found a dark blue one, not too many out there, just recently added the stripes

 

[Backyard Buddy]

Awesome. Congrats!!!

 

[eyeofthetiger]

enjoy in good health!
:cheers:

how does the cayman like the high altitudes?

 

[MileHighCayman]

enjoy in good health!
:cheers:

how does the cayman like the high altitudes?

It definitely is down on power, but with all of the great mountain roads to drive, I don't really need much more to have fun.

The speeds I can enter some of these sweeping corners at more than make up for a "lack" of power compared to other vehicles.
They simply can't hang.