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1994 - Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
US $42,000.00
Year:1994
Mileage:63055
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Akron, Ohio, United States
The car has all of its original paint, verified by a paint thickness gauge. The exterior is as flawless as you will ever find on a 20 year-old car. There are no chips, scratches, or dings that I could find. It has obviously never been damaged. The wheels are extremely nice with only a few minor marks. The dark blue interior is original and in wonderful condition. The driver’s and passenger seat bolsters show very minor wear. Please take the time to look at all the high resolutions pics to see how incredible the condition is. It has just been thoroughly detailed and is immaculate. This one does not blow smoke or leak oil all over the ground. Clutch was replaced at 51,145 miles and engages perfectly. The ABS and airbag are great to have too. One short drive in the car and you will be hooked. The car was just thoroughly inspected by Layland Motors in Canton. Please see www.laylandmotors.com for information about them.
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