1997 Porsche 911 993 Turbo S on 2040-cars
Scottsburg, Virginia, United States
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PORSCHE 911 TURBO S, 1997, Black /Black 105,280 miles.
WP0AC2996VS375718
We are helping a customer to list his car,
This is a rare ( only 345 were made in between 1197 and 1998 ) 993 Turbo S, 1997 with all the options.
Since 2001, shortly after he bought the car from Michael Ovitz (president of the Walt Disney Company at that time),
with 1,500 miles, all the maintenance was done for Autobahn Service Inc, in Fairfax.VA. so we have the information
and we can answer your questions.
The car was driven regularly all the time to and from work 9 miles away. Probably 20 miles a day from the last 15
years, it is COMPLETLY ORIGINAL, it was NEVER abused or MISTREATED and it shows.
Car paint is original and in excellent condition with no dents, just a few small imperfections, and mild acid rain
on the upper part of the body.
Over its entire life the only parts repainted were;
In a garage years ago the car had a scratch in the left rear fender extension and was repainted in that area, and
recently the front and rear bumper covers.
Interior is in excellent condition, dash is perfect, carbon fiber is not warped or unglue, driver and passenger
leather seats do not have signs of wear, just some wrinkles that you can expect from a 20 years old leather.
Carbon fiber steering wheel detail has some resine cracks,.
Driver door stop was repaired and reinforced, after left front fender was removed.
In 2013 with 97,000 miles the clutch and all additional preventive work were done while the engine and transmission
were out of the car.
Secondary air injection passages were cleaned, air valves were replaced two times in its life, one at 65,000 and
another at 104,000 miles.
All the services and maintenance were done in a regular basis all the time.
THIS CAR IS RARE AND A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY.
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