1996 Porsche 911 Carerra 4 993 Rare All Wheel Drive And Rare Color on 2040-cars
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This 1996 Porsche 911 Carerra 4 is in excellent condition and is a joy to drive.
All wheel drive with G64.2 6 speed manual transmission. It is the 993 model which is the last of the air cooled 911s. A great driver or collectible in this rare color combo. 93k original miles. 2 sets of floor mats- gray to match the interior or green to match the exterior. Excellent paint and interior, no leaks, cracks, rips or major scratches, everything functions properly with ice cold air conditioning. 3 owner car with a clean Carfax, no accidents and all original. Most recent owner of 12 years and female driven, meticulously maintained. 4 new tires. Garage kept and no winter driving. There was limited production of the Carrera 4 in 1996 and even further limited production in this color combo with the exterior of Aventurine Green Metallic and grey leather interior. The engine sounds fantastic and the car drives tight with no cabin noise. Stops straight. Original stereo, factory alarm system, and 6 disc CD changer in the trunk. This is a great opportunity to own a piece of porsche history in such great condition. I will assist with shipping for a fee. Please contact with any questions. |
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