2004 Porsche Carrera Gt Custom Built Replica Kit Car Convertible $100k Invested on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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This custom full time convertible kit car is a great replica of a 04 Porsche Carrera GT. The entire car has been professionally built from start to finish and only has about 6000 miles on it. This car has a 2005 Cadillac LS Style Fuel Injected V8. 5 Speed Transmission. Built on a 1988 Fiero Base. All of the wiring, and cooling system installed and are amazing. No expense spared building this vehicle. Every option on this car functions beautifully. The interior is well done with high quality leather and replica bucket seats. Fit and finish of this car far exceeds most any out there on the market. Under hood and trunk are excellently detailed out and very functional. This car has not only the look of an exotic but with the V8 power plant and meticulous chassis build, this car is a fantastic driver! The drivability is superb and the reliability unsurpassed. Intense amount of time and money has gone into building this machine. Bid this car with confidence as you will not be disappointed! You will turn heads everywhere you go. Any questions...just ask! Best of luck! Buy it Now Offers will be entertained. |
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