2005 Porsche 911 997 on 2040-cars
Trinity, Texas, United States
Just email me at: elainaettoepperwein@ukcarriers.com .
This 2005 Porsche 997.1 is a nicely optioned and extremely clean Texas car. Owned by an avid Porsche enthusiast and
PCA member (me). I am the third owner, purchased from a Houston, TX dealership in 2013 with 49K miles on it.
Momentum Porsche has sold this vehicle three times and does the mantinanace. Original purchase documentation also
available. No accidents, car as not been tracked.
Full Black Leather Interior
PSM (Porsche Stability Management)
Sport Chrono Package Plus
19" Carrera Classic wheels
Bi-Xenon Headlamp Package
Power/Memory/Heated Seat Package
6-Speed Manaul Transmission
Bose Surround Sound System
Sunroof
Additional Info:
Some mild curb rash on all wheels.
Small scratch on bottom right side of rear bumper. Has been touched-up.
Small chip on front left fender. Has been touched-up.
Small scratch in leather on driver's seat.
Normal wear on climate control switches.
Car is in excellent mechanical condition. Available to be viewed in Houston, TX.
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