1995 Porsche 911 993 on 2040-cars
Milano, Texas, United States
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1995 Porsche 911 Carrera 2 Cabriolet finished in Guards Red with a Cashmere leather interior and 6 Speed Manual Transmission.
Exterior: This Porsche shows very nicely for it's age. It does have some typical road rash which is consistent with it's age.
The black convertible top is excellent and the clear vinyl rear window is awesome!
Interior is very clean with no tears, cracks or problem areas. The leather is soft and like new, carpets are clean, trim work is excellent.
Radio upgraded to Alpine.
Mechanically: This is a well kept Porsche that will continue to provide years of enjoyment. There are no signs of leaks. The engine pulls strong. The Transmission shifts well and the clutch was renewed in 2005.
The suspension is tight and proper. The power convertible top works perfectly.
Tires are Michelin with more than 95% Tread!
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