1995 Porsche 968 Base Convertible 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Southampton, New York, United States
1995 Porsche 968 Convertible finished in Red/Black Leather Interior. Two careful previous owners, extensive Porsche service history. With only 60,105 miles traveled, this hand-built convertible has been kept in a garage all of it's life. This is a perfect classic Porsche. With a perfect weight distribution (50/50), six speed manual transmission, large bore 3.0 liter engine this 968 cabriolet is a dream to drive. This beautiful Red over Black leather convertible looks and drives great. The interior shows no wear at all, The A/C blows powerfully cold, everything works as it should. Recently had a Major Service at Porsche Main Dealer which included all the Belts, Water Pump and Service at a cost of $4800. This car needs nothing but a New Home. GPC Cars go through a rigorous 150 point inspection. We strongly advice inspection of any vehicle before purchase. We have attempted to describe this vehicle in the best way we can. NO WARRANTIES OFFERED OR IMPLIED. |
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