Porsche 911 Carrera S Convertible 2-door on 2040-cars
Hamburg, Pennsylvania, United States
Exterior The exterior of the vehicle is in great condition, I know its kind of hard to see but it has vinyl wrap in front of the rear wheels. This is to protect the paint from rock chips in that area. The top is also in great condition with no signs of excessive wear. The powered top works great with no hesitation, sealed completely with no leaks of any kind. There are no signs of any rust to the body or frame. There is no paint work on this car!! There is however a few minor dings, just normal road use. I like to take care of my vehicles and it shows. Please review the photos to get a better idea of the exterior of the car. Interior The interior of the vehicle is super clean with minimal wear, Inside you can see the driver seat has a little more wear then the passenger (typical). Engine Vehicle is equipped with a 3.8L flat 6cyl engine, that has 355 H.P and 295 Ft Lbs. This motor is a step up from the plain jane Carrera which comes with just a 3.5L version. This engine is in great condition with no issues what so ever. Had it checked before putting it up for sale no leaks of any kind ! Went along and did an oil and filter change so the person that purchases the car has no worries of when it needs to be changed. The clutch in the car is strong and grips good. Shifts are smooth no grinds of any kind. The car has 15k on it and definitely drives like it too. Once again vehicle runs and drives with no issues and the transmission shifts with ease throughout all gears and revers.
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Check out our high-res image gallery above to see this prototype up close, and scroll down below to watch a video of it crossing the auction block and for its official auction description.
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