1995 Porsche 911 Carrera Convertible 2-door 3.6l on 2040-cars
Windermere, Florida, United States
1995 Porsche Carrera; C2 Cabriolet 96,900 +/- miles
Rear engine, air cooled 3.6 ltrs., Tiptronic (automatic / shiftable) transmission. Auto Check Report 2005 March: Only issue was a leased vehicle. Auto Check now reports a little or no damaged accident in December 04, prior to my purchase. I / we have owned since March 05, purchased with 72.000 miles +/-. Things i've done to the car since owning: 05 Had factory recall wire harness replaced, vehicle checked by Porsche of Orlando. OC / Filter. 06 Replaced the top, and had new leathers installed on seats, see pictures. New wheels and tires. OC / Filter. 07 Replace CV joints and boots. OC / Filter. 08 Trans and oils changed, new wires and caps, coils. OC / Filter. 09 OC / Filter. Replaced face on all gauges to white. Top adjusted. 10 Replaced front & rear disks, new rotors on front 11 Car was repainted / factory / original color. 39 S Aventurine Green Metallic 12 AC system; new evaporator, drier, rebuilt compressor, gaskets and o rings, stays a steady 60 at the ports when it's 90+ (Florida). 13 Transmission serviced, 20K since last done. New tires, rebuilt calipers and painted red. The present condition of the top is as follows: on each side where the door and the top come together, the fabric for the top has been worn, this was due to the use of a polisher. The 2 badges on the roof, the drivers side had a small rip, it was repaired and waterproofed from the inside, the badge hides a scar, passenger done to match the drivers side. Things that will need to be in do time: The Mcpherson struts are showing age, the boots on the cylinders are shot, the pistons do not leak. The warning light for the top being locked stays on, the micro switch needs to be replaced, not a big deal, just have not gotten to it. There is a small oil leak, (check picture) this happens after having it out and is the same "size" wether the car sits a week or a month. Believe it to be the valve covers, the original covers are molded plastic and can warp. This showe dup after I put new gaskets on the covers. The car has not been raced or rallied, i bought because I have wanted a 911 since I was 18, that would be in 68. I've maintained it better than all of the previous owners, as best as I can tell. |
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