2001 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Convertible 2-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
West Hollywood, California, United States
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This Porsche is in pristine condition. Black on Black. This is my car, not a dealer, and I have been the only driver of it since 2008 when I bought it. When I bought it in '08 it had 53K mi and now has 76k. Used as my daily driver for the first year then got a commuter car to keep the useless traffic miles off and it became my weekend vehicle. No racing or tracking. Never had any major issues with this car. Almost all maintenance has been done at one shop since '08, Speed Gallery of North Hollywood CA. Feel free to reach out to them and ask questions about the vehicle. All parts have been Porsche OEM parts, no cheap crap, all of which I have documents for. I have recently replaced the water pump, which tends to go between 60,000 and 90,000, also the clutch, battery, O2 sensors, brakes and tires all within the last 7k mi.
Tire's are basically new, I am including pics of the tread. I added an aero kit, and spoiler and then new paint when that was added to match everything up so when she's washed and waxed she looks good as new. Replaced the back window for the convert top last month. The removable hard top is included and gives it that hard top look when on. I tend to take it off in the spring then use the hard top in the winter. Wheels have a couple chips in them from the curbs, my plan was to plastic dip then for the black wheel look. I have taken great care of her, feel free to ask me any questions. I put a low reserve good luck bidding. |
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