2001 Porsche Boxster S on 2040-cars
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States
I bought this car one year ago and lived in North Carolina with it. Car now located in Toledo Ohio. I put about 12,000 miles on it, and have only replaced the air oil separater, a common problem with boxsters. Gas mileage roughly 18/29. Fast car, very fun to drive. 6 speed manual. Black leather seats, fixed tear on drivers seat recently, looks brand new. Stock stereo, CD player, all books and manuals with car. Aftermarket spoiler, instead of factory boxster spoiler that moves up at 75mph and retracts at under 50mph, this spoiler is fixed and looks excellent! When I bought the car one of the rims was bent, and I ended up buying 911 rims and that is what is now on the car, as in the photos. I also put new tires on when I got the car, so there is just over 12,000 miles on the tires. Extremely clean interior, very well maintained. Power convertible top. Also bought clear tail light covers...this model year comes with orange turn signals, I bought the clear covers, not LED lights. I also put yellow film over the fog lights, as in the pic. The headlights are very bright white.
Any questions please ask. More photos available upon request. I am motivated to sell, willing to negotiate price. Located in Toledo, will drive to buyer for a fee after receiving payment or you can pick up or you can pay for shipping. Great car ready for the summer!!! |
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