1994 Porsche 911 964 Carrera 2 Cabriolet on 2040-cars
Lothian, Maryland, United States
I
have decided to part ways with my 1994 911 (type 964) Carrera 2 Cabriolet
tiptronic. The car is an outstanding driver, with 67,XXX miles. Does not drip
any oil. Paint is Wimbledon Green metallic with black partial leather interior.
All original paint/option/VIN stickers on the car. I have owned the car since
October 2013 (59,XXX miles), and have performed the following work: 2x Oil change, Brad Penn 20W50 Newly refurbished 17” Cup II wheels with colored center
crests and Michelin Pilot Sport Plus tires Full body alignment Replace windshield Replace Rear Center Reflector Replace battery Full tune up, including valve adjustment, spark plugs,
distributor caps and rotors, ignition coils, valve cover gaskets Tiptronic transmission service Replace fuel filter, air filter Replace motor mounts Many body seals/gaskets replaced including around drivers’
door and cabriolet top seal Fabspeed cup airbox, secondary muffler delete (all original
parts available with car) This
is a three owner car. All electronics on the car work. A partial maintenance
history is available, including the phone number of the mechanic in Wilmington,
NC who worked on the car for over 12 years. The color is rare, and the paint
still looks very fresh, producing a deep shine. The fabric top has been waterproofed and is in excellent condition. I have never had any issues
with the car; it starts up perfectly every time I drive it. The engine feels
very strong for a 964. The
buyer is responsible for pickup and/or shipment. |
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