1995 Porsche 911 993 Coupe on 2040-cars
Belvedere Tiburon, California, United States
If you have any questions please email at: michealmddavilla@ukelectricians.net .
This is an offering for a gorgeous 1995 Porsche 911 993 coupe.
This 1995 Porsche 993 Carrera is in Black with Chestnut interior and 100,000 miles.
This Carrera has a 6-spd manual transmission and is a sunroof coupe. Excellent running and driving car.
Interior is a fantastic chestnut (reminds me of the Lobster from the 80's) and it in fine shape. Leather is soft,
headliner, carpets and dash are without issue. This is, and has always been a non smokers car.
All electrical is in good working order, as expected. Air conditioning blows cold. Both fan speeds work.
Here are the option codes from the stick on the inside of the hood:
L741: Schwartz Black Paint
BX : Chestnut Brown (really looks red to my eyes)
220 : Locking Diff 40% (LSD)
241 : Short Shift (RS) Travel
331 : AM/FM Cassette with 2 Door Speakers
398 : Left Side Electric Mirror or 17" Wheels
437 : Comfort / Electric Seat, Left
438 : Comfort / Electric Seat, Right
454 : Cruise Control
650 : Sunroof
Some minor rock nicks on the front lower valence. Manual, some records, including original stamped maintenance
booklet, radio supplement, will be presented to the new owner. The elusive tire inflator is also included.
This car is available to see, drive, inspect, or have inspected. ALL INSPECTIONS ARE WELCOME and ENCOURAGED. Pink
slip in hand, no salvage title, no titles in other folks names, NO FUNNY business here. If you are outside the US,
we can get the car to most any port near San Francisco, Oakland, or delivery within a 25 mile radius to any of your
containers/consolidators.
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