Porsche 911 Coupe on 2040-cars
Minden, Nevada, United States
Very, very clean 2003 Porsche 996TT / 911 Turbo. The car has 82,450 miles, but you wouldn't know it by looking at it. These cars are not prone to the same IMS bearing issues as the non-turbo Carrera cars of the same generation and the boxer motor is known to run for many miles. Everything is current service-wise for the 90K level including: full coolant flush, brake fluid flush, both differentials serviced, transfer case serviced, oil changed, cabin air filter, new window regulators, new right front CV boots. All service work has been completed since November 2014 by Midtown Autoworks in Sacramento. I have only owned the car since November, and I have found that the seats are just not comfortable for me. I had all of the recommended work done after my PPI from them. The only thing I have been watching is the transfer case? as I see one drop of oil occasionally from that area. I do have the hard to find (read "almost impossible!") gaskets for the case and the transmission to case seal that I will include with the car.The car has the following factory options: Tiptronic Trans, full leather interior, alcantara headliner, sunroof, heated seats, HID headlights, Porsche headrest crestsAftermarket extras: Techart full exhaust ($3,500), plug in GIAC Flashloader with stock/mid/race settings ($600), Kinesis 19" staggered wheels with satin black centers and gloss rim ($6,000), brand new Continental DWS all-season tires with warranty from Discount Tire ($1,500-Front tires are 235/35 ZR 19 and rears are 295/30 ZR 19), full professional audio system with amp/subs under rear deck/Kenwood DNX8120 touchscreen head unit/XM radio/Bluetooth ($5,000), fixed GT2 style rear wing painted to match ($2,000)-these cars are known to have problems with the factory retractable wing, so this was replaced by the previous owner.This car is very fast, produces around 500hp with the extras that are installed. Sits lower than stock, about 1.5" lower. Windows are tinted also. Runs as a Turbo should and currently has no issues. I welcome a PPI. I have the stock exhaust and rear deck lid/wing, Porsche custom fit car cover included.
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