2000 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe 2-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Wichita, Kansas, United States
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Summary: 2000 Porsche 911 C2, 3.4L flat-six, 6-speed manual transmission, 97k miles, Metallic Black over Graphite Gray, LN IMS, RMS, and clutch recently done, lots of options, super clean.
I'll make this somewhat brief, please email to request more pictures, a comprehensive description, and an Excel maintenance summary. I am selling my 2000 911 C2 with approximately 97k, I would rate this car as an excellent driver which is exactly how I have used it. This is my 5th 996, and despite being the highest mileage of the five it has been the best driving example. The exterior is Metallic Black with a Porsche OEM Aerokit, GT3Tek polyurethane GT3 front spoiler, Litronic HID headlights, and OZ Alleggerita HLT super light wheels shod with nearly new Bridgestone Potenza S04s. The interior is Graphite Gray with full leather on every surface, OEM carbon fiber, 3-spoke wheel, painted metallic black center console, non-smoker tray, expanded "hi-fi" speaker option with Porsche PCM1 navigation and trip computer as well as a CD changer, Redline Goods emergency brake and shift boot, Rennline turned aluminum shift knob with height adjustment, dual power seats with driver memory, and much more. The car is mechanically top notch, it had an LN Engineering ceramic intermediate shaft bearing (IMS), new rear main seal (RMS), and clutch installed at about 90k, as well as the full 90k service. I have done significant work to get it up to my standards including all new fluids, numerous small wear parts, console hinge reinforcement, motor mounts, MAF, new wheels and tires, replacing some of the faded interior carbon fiber, and much much more. Upgrades include the OZ wheels, a 997 shift console with EvoMS Swift shift kit that makes this the smoothest shifting 996 I've ever had, and performing the "Fister mod" on the OEM mufflers, giving it a great growl on acceleration but no additional noise at cruise. Overall I would describe this as a spectacular driver condition car. It is very clean inside, and the exterior shows very nicely. This is a very high option 996 (window sticker included), MSRP was nearly $100k in 2000. I have service records back to 55k summarized in an Excel file and the original window sticker, so it is well documented. It is rather cliche, but I would drive it anywhere. Clean and clear KS title, ready to sell. Please contact me for the maintenance file, comprehensive description, and many more pictures. I can be reached at mattjessup3 at gmail.com or through this ad. Thanks for looking! |
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