1995 Porsche 993 Carrera 2 on 2040-cars
Hawkinsville, Georgia, United States
This is a 1995 (993) Carrera 2, It has 85K miles on it owned by my wife for a little over 10 years.When we purchased the car in 2003 it had 70,389 K miles.So she has only done approx 15K in 10 years.This car is in average shape,it has some small marks throughout the bodywork,it also has some area's of sun damage,there are cracks in the rear light covers.
I have tryed to take the best pictures I can to show all the problems area's,both the paint imperfections and the cracks in the back light covers.The car runs well,has a new battery,A/c good,interior good,we did have a leather panel repaired in the drivers seat in the backrest,where it was showing signs of ware from slidding in and out ( the job was done well and you cannot tell) The car is priced well due to it's shortfalls. Thanks for looking. Right now I do not know how many pictures I can include,I have taken a lot? If there are some I cannot include,I can email any shots required thanks. PLEASE NOTE,CAR TITLE TO MY FLORIDA ADDRESS CAR IS AT MY OTHER HOME NEAR MACON GEORGIA. |
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