1990 Porsche 911 C4 Carrera 5 Spd Coupe on 2040-cars
Largo, Florida, United States
If you have any questions please email at: desiree.yemchuk@powdermail.com .
this is a 1990 porsche carrera 4 coupe. car is grand prix white with dark blue interior.
engine runs strong. car has 183k miles on it but it had a full split case engine rebuild at 144k miles at a cost of
$14k and i can provide the invoice to show the work done. starts right up without any hesitation, idles smooth and
pulls strong all the way to redline. the 5 speed transmission shifts smooth. clutch is tight with no slippage at
all. the awd system works as it should. there are new oil lines and thermostat. it has a primary muffler bypass for
a nice throaty sound. catalytic is still in place.
the interior shows some wear but nothing out of the normal for a car with this mileage. the driver seat bolster is
worn, the dash has a few cracks (which are hardly noticeable while you are sitting in the car) and that's about it.
the rest of the interior is in good shape.
that i can remember, everything on the car works as it should. windows, wipers, gauges, sunroof, rear spoiler, etc
all work as intended. the air conditioning blows cold. not freezing but still keeps you comfortable during the day.
the radio is a sony cd player.
the car sits on stock shocks with H&R springs to set the ride height to just about perfect. it has hawk black brake
pads. rolls on continental tires that have at least 50% tread left.
the body looks good. just about all of the paint is original except for the windshield cowl. the car looks great
from 5 feet but upon closer inspection there are a few dings and such from normal use. there are a couple of minor
rust spots which are just in the beginning stage and would be very easy to fix. the spare wheel well is also rusty
from what must have been a scrape many years ago that was never dealt with. this is an easy repair. the front hood
has a clear bra.
car comes with its original books and manuals with the sticker in place as well as the sticker under the front
bonnet. also the original air pump and tools.
in general this is a solid driver. by no means is it a show car. it runs and drives great as it sits and can be
enjoyed for years to come or if you wanted to you could fix little things here and there as you drive it.
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