1999 Porsche Boxster 986 Parts, Track Or Project Car on 2040-cars
Woodstock, ON, Canada
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1999 Porsche Boxster 986 Parts, Track or Project Car
***Details:***
- Boxster was imported to Canada in 2006
- I have owned the car for about a year
- The RIV (import doc) had expired since the car was not changed to ON Title for Canada
***About the car:***
- The following parts are missing from the car; Hood, Front Bumper Cover, Taillights, Climate Control Unit, Exhaust, Top Cover, and Seats
- There maybe some small pieces that I have missed
- I have not heard the car run, but I did have it turn over this past fall
***What comes with the car?***
A) Complete rolling chassis; shell, doors, all glass, top (need rear window but is in really good shape - black), all air bags, head lights, door mirrors, door panels, sun visors, carpet, engine cover, engine 2.5L, Automatic Transmission, Wheels (rollers), brakes (missing one caliper), suspension, fuel tank, steering wheel, computers, key (immobilizer etc.), front bumper support, both rads, side marker lights, side vents, rear trunk lid, and complete rear bumper.
There is a lot to work with here. My "buy it now" price would not come close to covering what these parts would sell for separately. This is a good deal.
The car will need to be towed. I am close to major highway (401)
The last picture is what the car looked like prior to me removing parts.
***Please be sure to ask any questions prior to bidding***
Do not bid with zero feedback.
***LOCAL PICKUP***
Thanks and Merry Christmas!!!
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