911 Porsche Turbo Awd X50 on 2040-cars
Clarence, New York, United States
2002 911 Turbo X50.
In storage for a year. May need service, brakes, tires, etc... Has been in a collision (2mph), with minor front end damage (approx 10,000$), and has been repaired to Porsche specs (front light had a scratch, was 3000, front repaint, intercooler and fascia (7000). Divorce forces sale by judges order, otherwise would not be selling it. VALENTINE K1 radar, installed by Porsche with remote dash gauges. Pioneer DVD radio and navi works, but sound does not come on. Less than Usual wear and tear for year and mileage. Car is pampered and garage kept. No winter or bad weather driving. X-50 option ($18,000) Basalt black with black interior Tinted windows Last serviced by Porsche of Westwood in MA 2013 19" Champion forged wheels Litronic Xenon headlights (one is original, one is new) Front fog lights have been blacked out, for a sleek look, but can be peeled off Tiptronic Auto The car is located near Boston MA for storage. I tested the car this weekend and she starts right up (battery is AAA and 1 year old). The car drives straight and smooth. Acceleration is fierce as always. Engine sounds great. No leaks, smoke, or smell. Seems solid. Tires seem pretty new. All gauges are in normal range, no warning lights are on. |
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