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2002 Porsche 911 966 Cabriolet Convertible, Perfect Body, Knocking Motor on 2040-cars

US $14,999.00
Year:2002 Mileage:100000
Location:

Savannah, Tennessee, United States

Savannah, Tennessee, United States

 2002 Porsche Carrera Cabriolet Convertible

This 911 has a perfect body. And new tires. Inside is in great shape. The thing is I live in a small town and I'm tired of having to drive 2 hours one way for maintenance.  Last year the motor failed. I had a shop sent the motor off. He sent it to Motor Meister in Southern CA which is a horrible place that filed bankruptcy.  He replaced the motor with a used one with 41K miles and put an upgraded LN IMS bearing in it. This cost me 13K. The shop I got the work done was not happy about having to replace the motor and because I was to stupid to get the paper work when I picked it up he won't answer my calls about any documents on it or talk to me about it knocking.  (He is 3 hours one way from me). I just put new tires on this year and had it aligned.  It has always drove and handled like a super car should.  I'm afraid to drive it because I'm afraid it will break down in it's current condition. Therefore I won't let anyone test drive it. You can buy it based on it having a bad motor now. If it does not bring what I'm asking I'll fix it. The way I look at it is with a total rebuild from a reputable shop that seems to run $7500-$10000 and the body looking good. You can have a 911 that looks as good as any with a better than new motor.

You see I put painted light covers on it to give it an updated look. Which alone makes it look clean and better than most 996's. The top is in great shape and everything else worked when I parked it. You can tell by it conditions that it has been well cared for. The body has just over 100,000 miles.

If you bid on it be able to pay for it and pick it up within two weeks.  20% down within  72 hours. Do not call if you are out of the country and have some kind of strange way of paying. I want someone to pick it up with that full payment.

Clean title

The only trade I would consider is a Lotus Elise in great running shape because my local shop can maintain them.
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