1995 Porsche Carrera 911 993 Cabriolet on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Porsche
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
Model: 911
Mileage: 68,900
Trim: convertible C2
1995 PORSCHE CARRERA 911 CABRIOLET. Immaculate show stopper or daily driver. I am the third owner and have pampered this car in my five years of ownership. Car has always been garaged stored. 1st owner was located in Texas, 2nd owner in Northern California and has resided in Jacksonville, FL since 2008. I have all maintenance records for over the last 12 years. This car has been Porsche maintained since new. Car has been maintained by BRUMOS Porsche in Jacksonville, FL since I purchased the car in 2008. It is arguably one of the nicest 993's around. 67,900 original low miles. Spare has never been used. All original OEM glass except driver side window was recently replaced with Porsche glass thru Brumos Porsche. Accident free, clean Auto-Check car history. This car was recently shown at the 2013 AMELIA ISLAND CONCOURS D'ELEGANCE SHOW at the Dupont Registry display, earlier this month. Everything is stock OEM except for the recently installed Alpine AM/FM/CD with IPOD connection and rear Polk speakers and Lloyd mats. The "993" was the last of the air-cooled generation and arguably the best generation of a "real" Porsche. They were built to be bullet-proof and last forever! The Tiptronic transmission with steering wheel shift control is truly a blast to drive! This generation is quickly becoming a classic and are appreciating yearly in value.
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On Mar-20-13 at 12:11:19 PDT, seller added the following information:
Air condition works perfectly and was just serviced by Brumos Porsche during the last oil change a couple hundred miles ago. Tires have about 4K miles on them. Gently driven.
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