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1994 Porsche 911 Rs America Coupe 2-door 3.6l on 2040-cars

Year:1994 Mileage:112500
Location:

San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

 1 of 701 cars produced between 1993 & 1994. 1 of 84 cars produced in 1994. Midnight Blue Metallic was a special add on making this Porsche even more rare. If you know anything about these cars then you know what we have here. The options on this one included Radio(since upgraded), AC, limited slip diff and sunroof. This was an all option order. It even has the blue seat belts and door pulls.

This RS was gone through by TLG Porsche service in 2011 at the cost of more than $30k. Replacing and/or sorting everything from the suspension to the engine top end(I have the receipts). Its was also painted then and the original wheels were powder coated.

Recently examined by Black Forest and even inquired about purchasing.

The interior shows wear on the seats from getting in and out as well as the door handles/pulls. The paint is in good condition it does however have chips in it from the road. Not bad but areas on the front hood and bumper has been touched up with Porsche color matching touch up paint.

This is a driver. Not a trailer queen.

It's never been tracked and was used as a daily driver by the previous owner who bought it in the late 90's(I have a receipt for that).

112k+ miles and slowly climbing. Three owners. I have the original window sticker, never installed RS decals and maintenance records since new. It is a original San Diego Porsche and has remained in SOCAL her entire life.

THE BAD
It has come to my attention that the rear deck lid is NOT an original RSA item. It was replaced by the previous owner. There are also some paint flaws from when it was repainted. Passenger rear window was either not removed or it was put into place before the paint cured. leaving an imperfection there and some paint chipping. The hood was also not given perfect attention and the sides were not painted thoroughly showing some primer. The sunroof felt needs to be replaced.

Email with any questions. Thanks for looking.

This car is also listed for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction at any time.

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