2002 Porsche 911 996 Turbo on 2040-cars
Pasadena, Texas, United States
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Well maintained 3 owner slate gray turbo tiptronic (automatic). All factory manuals, tire and tools are included as well as factory car cover, extra 5 disk CD cassette, and other odds and ends. General maintenance documented. 30,000 mile maintenance done by previous owner. New brakes/fluid flush, oil, & cabin filter in March 2014. The car has not required any repairs other than a battery. Front and rear tires have plenty of tread. Car has ZERO performance upgrades. 19" OZ Supperleggera III wheels in flat black. $3500 for a full set. Had speedtech exhaust as seen in some pictures but has been removed and sold. This was the only performance modification ever made on this car. Interior is remarkable. All leather and trim treated routinely (leather masters). Carbon fiber accents. Front floor mats are Lloydes rubber mats and stainless steel Porsche pedals. Exterior is 9 out of 10 but I wouldn't call it flawless. There are no major dents but an occasional ding. Original paint, never been wrecked or damaged. No joy rides and only serious inquiries. Not a must sell situation. Nobody under the age of 25 will be permitted to test drive unless a cashiers check or cash is in hand at time of test. Please bring proof of auto insurance and a valid drivers license as well. 3rd party inspections at buyers expense (preferred on site). Many more details available. Contact with questions. And please NO MORE NIGERIAN SCAMMERS!!!! |
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