2009 Porsche 911 Carrera "s" Cabriolet on 2040-cars
Rancho Cucamonga, California, United States
Options - 220 / Limited Slip Rear Differential Lock + 250 / 7 Speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) + 267 / Self Dimming Mirrors + 342 / Heated Seats + 446 / Wheel Caps With Colored Crest + 541 / Seat Ventilation + 603 / Dynamic Cornering Lights + 640 / Sport Chrono Package + 672 / Navigation Module for PCM + 680 / BOSE High End Sound Package + 810 / Floor Mats in Interior Color + 870 / Universal Audio Interface + P15 / Power Comfort Seats with Driver Memory - This impeccable Porsche has a "CA Salvage Title" - It has had a new Porsche OEM left quarter skin and a new OEM right fender skin installed. The repair was done by one of the premier shops in Southern CA - After the repairs were completed the car was sent to Rusnak Porsche in Pasadena, CA where an alignment to factory specs was done + a second new Porsche key was programmed + a Porsche PPI (Pre-Purchase Inspection) was performed. The car looks and drives as new. Manheim suggested retail is $76,000 - this car can be purchased right - It has a very reasonable reserve well below most others you will find. I strongly encourage anyone interested to contact me with questions prior to bidding. I would suggest in addition to the Porsche PPI I had done that a serious bidder either come and see the car or send someone to look at it. This car is an incredible bargain for someone that has always wanted one and will keep it a long time. If you are someone that changes cars frequently then you need to consider that salvage title cars do sell but they typically sell for 10 to 20% or more less than retail. This will be sold through a CA retail dealer or if you are a dealer with a wholesale report of sale. PLEASE ask ANY questions prior to bidding - Thanks
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