1990 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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1990 C4 Cab with the desirable g50 transmission. The car has lived most of its life in Arizona,and has not been driving in salt or snow.
The car is wearing 99% original paint, and it shows extremely well with very minor road chips that would be expected from a car if it's age.
The interior had a refresh,including recovered seats, and shows very well. All switches and Gauges work as they should. The anti brake light stays on.
Car runs and drives straight, with no knocks or bumps.
Recently it received:
new headlights
clock
bulbs
washer check valve
all oil lines were replaced to the oil tank
new battery
seat switch
Diffs flushed, and new oil replaced
Tune up in 12/15
Complete Rebuild in 11/13
Chassis codes:
158 - Radio Monterey-86 "Reno" -87
437- Comfort seat left
454- Automatic speed control
494- Amplifier system
586- Lumbar support -left seat
935- Seat cover rear RLL
980- Seat cover -Raff- Leather
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