1999 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
Reno, Nevada, United States
For more pictures email at: janiejsstratis@lakelouise.net .
I'm trying to purchase a new house asap, only reason I am selling my beautiful baby. Car receives lots of attention
and sounds mean.
Bad Ass Porsche 996 1999 C4 Convertible All-Wheel-Drive 6 speed manual clean car fax, clean title in hand runs
strong.
Brand new GT3 look install, just out of the shop cost me $5,500.00.
Clutch is nice and tight, shifts smooth body is dent free.
IMS which are common to go out was updated, recent inspection, 120k service, new spark plugs, lowered w/ Eibach
springs, new top, tires 80% tread, drilled rotors, brand new Energizer battery, new MAF sensor. Clean title in
hand, clean carfax. All electrical works, cold AC, high performance exhaust sounds mean. Asking price is firm, car
is appraised at 22k. I would trust this car across country as I drive back and forth from Cali to Vegas twice a
month.
325 HP @ 6800 RPM
375.1 lb-ft Torque @ 4600 RPM
Top Speed: 174mph
15/23mpg
Flaws:
top goes up and down just fine but when going down lid cover will not go all the way down and sticks out about 3/4"
inch.
vacuum leak causing check engine light to come on and off
Scratch rear bumper and few chips on bumper
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