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Ca Car2001 Porsche Boxster Roadster Convertibler 2.7l, 96k Mi, Rn &lk New Cond! on 2040-cars

US $9,250.00
Year:2001 Mileage:96615
Location:

Buena Park, California, United States

Buena Park, California, United States

 YOU ARE BIDDING ON A  CA  2001 PORSCHE BOXSTER

    " Beautiful California car 2001 Porsche Boxster Roadster Convertibler 2.7L, 96k mi, Tiptonic Auto Transmission, Power steering , Runs & LQQk Good, Handle very well, No Rust "

The car start at the first crank, engine sound strong powerful no smoke ,Tiptonic  Transmission shifts smooth, .A lot of Power, No smoke, No leaks........

All the light ,Power  windows, Power Top works properly the way it should be!!!


Exterior:  The Paint is all Original  nice and shinny  never been repaint, No accident

Interior :  All Original  factory carpet very clean, the Leather seats are in good condition no rips,  In the trunk and under the hood area  very clean  as shown in the pictures.

Convertible Top:  is New (replaced by Porsche Authrorized shop)

Smog certificate:  Got  smog certificate last weeks

               This PORSCHE is week end car & always  garaged!!!     If you have any question ,please email me at  exceljp@hotmail.com  or call (714)812-5444


Term of Sale::: 

Buyer responsible for pick up  the vehicle after auction end , Also find  shipping agent and pay shipping fee ...

$500 non refundable deposit due in 24 hrs. after the auction end,  The remaining balance due within 7 days after the auction end can

 be pay by bank wire transfer ( I'll provide bank info.)  Or  cashier check ( must be cleared before pick up vehicle and Title)

You are bidding on a 13 year old car which has normal ware an tared please do not expect like a brand new car.....Good Luck with the Bid!




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