Porsche 993 Factory Sunroof Delete Coupe on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
1996 Porsche 993 Factory Delete Sunroof Coupe; specially ordered from factory. Offered in optional Polar Silver Metallic with Black leather. High MSRP ($72,000+ sticker price). Very well preserved example; no modifications done to vehicle. Near concours level condition exterior and interior. High level of service including top end rebuild, complete clutch/flywheel replacement and "while you are in there" additional parts. No oil leaks, no CEL issues and all electrical and mechanical features function correctly. Sunroof delete option puts this Porsche in a class by itself; 1 of 5 narrow body examples made for US market. The sunroof delete option gives the occupants 3" of extra headroom, signifcant weight savings at the highest point of the car and the elimination of maintenance, repair and leakage associated with the sunroof panel/cables.
Factory options include:
New Black Lloyd mats with red Porsche lettering. Michelin Pilot Sport tires. Two owner car with no accidents and clean Carfax. All books, manuals, window sticker and documentation from new. This is the rarest and most collectible NB 993 on the market. All air cooled Porsches are appreciating at a rapid rate. The special and limited edition models such as this exampe are and will increase even faster. Additional pictures and information available upon request as well as a pre purchase inspection, if requested. |
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