2000 Porsche Boxter Triptonic Silver Convertible - Needs Transmission Fix on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
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Has a transmission leak.
Other than that this Porsche Boxter is in good condition inside and out. I have
had it for 7 years with no major problems, no wrecks, and no bad history. Only
2 owners before me. It is a good clean car. Current tags till October 2014.
Good breaks recently redone. All tune-ups have been done. Good paperwork trail
of services. Air condition is very
cold. Good heater. All automatic windows, locks and convertible. It comes with
alarm system, cd player, radio, 2 luggage compartments, spare tire, first aid
kit and leather interior, 2 keys and a car cover. The convertible top is in excellent
condition. Interior and exterior in good condition for its age. It is all
original and any repairs have been done with Porsche parts. It is missing one
foot rug. I had an estimate to
repair the leak for 1,500.00 + fluid. The car has no transmission fluid in it
right now and is not running.
Buy this beautiful car
as is and make a mint or make it your own. Pick up only. Let me know if you
have any questions. |
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