1988 Porsche 911 930 Turbo, 4042 Original Documented Miles. on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
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4042 ORIGINAL DOCUMENTED MILES. THIS IS NOT A TYPO. THIS CAR IS TRULY A ONE OF A KIND – YOU WILL NOT FIND A PERFECT CONDITION 4042 MILE 930 TURBO ANYWHERE, EXCEPT HERE! This car has now had 3 owners, which includes myself. I purchased the car from the family of a deceased car collector in Orlando Florida. This collector had 40+ cars which he would only drive a very small amount of miles, then basically put the car in storage. As you can see from the Title, the collector purchased the car from his friend with only 960 miles. Per the family and Carfax, the first owner had a small accident to the front right, apparently a small dent from a Moped. The collector friend purchased the car, made the repair, drove it up to 3562 miles, put it in storage, then I purchased after years of sitting. When I purchased, the car had not been driven for many years. Consequently we had to replace / repair anything that had fuel in it, including many small repairs from just so many years of sitting. All Mechanical repairs have been conducted by German Excellence in Orlando which is the very best in working on Porsche’s, receipts in pics. We also decided to do a full restoration and had a down to the metal repaint of the car, same original color. Body painting was done by Performance Plus in Orlando who is a Porsche specialty shop sought out by collectors wanting the very best work on their high end Porsche’s. The car mechanically and appearance wise is second to none! Truly a collectors dream car that’s all complete and ready for your enjoyment. Where will you find this car in such perfect condition and with 4042 Document Miles…this really is a one of a kind! Take a look at the pics, and watch the walk around video: |
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