1995 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Coupe 2-door 3.6l on 2040-cars
Fort Worth, Texas, United States
You are bidding on 1995 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Coupe 993. I’ll spare all the selling verbiage on the
993 as those looking at this listing already know all about their
collectability. Mine is the original Polar
Silver with dark blue interior. The
Autocheck and CarFax are clean as I am believed to be the 3rd
owner, with the car being a Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas car since early 1998. This is an unmolested OEM car with original
paint, wheels and interior. Car has slight blemishes, a few dings and patina leather
interior you would expect to find on a near 20 year old, 113K+ miles driver. The 993 sits in my garage for weeks at a time and there is
an oil leak that I’ve noticed. There are
also some scrapes on the driver’s rear wheel that need to be cleaned up. Otherwise, car is in great driving condition. I bought this 993 early this year after learning that the elderly
gentleman owner was about to trade it in for a Mercedes. But, I hardly drive it, so I’ll see if any
other Porsche enthusiast is interested. Recent clutch and oil service but I otherwise don’t know
much about the history of the car other than it was serviced at Mayo
Performance in Euless, Texas. I do have
the original books but not much by way of service records. Inspections are welcomed & encouraged. As the car is ~ 19 years old, it is sold as
is with no warranty either expressed or implied. It has a new & current Texas inspection
and registration. Clear Texas title. Local pickup or I will assist in coordinating shipping within
the United States at Buyer’s expense. No
overseas shipping. Car is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end this
auction early. Email with me any serious questions. If serious buyer (not a low ball offer),
please contact me and I’ll give my
telephone number to discuss. Thanks for watching. |
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