1995 Porsche 911 993 6spd C2 Coupe on 2040-cars
Arlington, Virginia, United States
Engine:3.6L 3606CC H6 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated
Transmission:Manual
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Porsche
Mileage: 101,500
Model: 911
Sub Model: carrera 2
Trim: Carrera Coupe 2-Door
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Tan
Drive Type: RWD
Number of Cylinders: 6
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
• 6spd coupe
• Red on tan
• 102k miles
• All records, Dealer maintained
• 18” twist wheels
• Factory limited slip option
• Fister Stage III mufflers
• Alpine CD player w/ipod cord (original tape deck included)
• OEM tool kit and car cover
History:
First owner, a retired pilot, owned from 1994-2010 in Florida and meticulously maintained the car by his local Porsche dealer with a stack of documentation up to 91k miles, including the 90k mile service. While he owned it, it was in two fender benders: an atv hit the front corner leading to a new fender and bumper repaint, and his wife put a 4” light dent in the rear fender backing out of the garage. At just over 60k miles, the speedometer broke (which is also the odometer). This was replaced at Porsche and has detailed records showing when this happened. I have the original speed still showing the mileage when removed, but as a result, actual mileage is the old one plus the new one (currently reading 39k). In 2010 at near age 70, he sold this to me and bought a 2010 C2S.
At purchase the car was in good mechanical condition having just gone through the 90k service, but the paint was faded beyond repair along with the tail lights. Since owning, I have done the following:
• Repaint: Full panel and glass off exterior repaint by Porsche forums recommended Brian Tocke – a fairly local high end painter/restorer. The car received full paintless dent removal included on the rear fender prior to paint. Have before, during and after documented with pictures. Replaced many of the body and window seals at this time
• Replaced clutch master and slave, main cooling fan assembly, lower valve cover gaskets and various trim pieces and switches
• Installed new speakers an head unit (still have OEM unit)
• Sold 16” wheels, replaced with 18” twists
• New tail lights (new center not pictured)
Condition: Overall the car in in very good shape, but not perfect
• Exterior: Freshly painted in 2010. Overall in very good shape with only very minor defects (small chips, surface scratches)
• Interior: Interior is best described as very good for 100k miles. Its not perfect, but certainly above average with no cracks or rips. Has year old new OEM floor mats.
• Mechanical: Drives great with no known defects except a minor puff of smoke on start ups after sitting for more than a couple days (common among air cooled Porsches). Buyer is welcome to have a PPI done at any local specialist. Have extensive records to show all maintenance to date.
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