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1996 Porsche 911 ( 993 ) Targa , Manual Transmission Low Mileage 50000 on 2040-cars
US $44,900.00
Year:1996
Mileage:50000
Location:
United States
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1996 PORSCHE 993 TARGA, MANUAL 6 SPEED
SHIFT WITH 50000MILES (80000KM)!!!,
THE CAR COMES WITH CANADIAN TITLE AND IS CURRENTLY REGISTERED IN CANADA BUT IF YOU NEED TO TRANSFER TITLE TO US TITLE , THERE IS NO PROBLEM AT ALL. CAR WAS NEVER IN ACCIDENT,CLEAN AUTOCHECK,ONLY THING REPLACED WAS WINDSHIELD DUE TO STONE CHIP AND BUMPER RESPRAY WAS DONE DUE TO A SCRATCH, IT'S STILL ORIGINAL ONE CAR IS NICELY OPTIONED WITH HARD BACK TURBO SEATS, CD CHANGER, TURBO SHIFT KNOB , TURBO HANDBRAKE,AND MUCH MORE,,,EVERYTHING ORIGINAL EXCEPT RADIO (YOU GET ORIGINAL RADIO PORSCHE CR210 WITH THE CAR) CAR IS CLEAN ALWAYS GARAGED, NEVER DRIVEN IN SNOW OR BAD WEATHER. ALL BOOKS, TOOLS,COMPRESSOR, TWO KEYS,,,,, ROOF WORKS PERFECT,ENGINE WORKS PERFECT, GEARBOX SHIFTS PERFECT, CLUTCH WORKS PERFECT,,,,SIMPLY THERE IS NOTHING TO TELL,,, BECAUSE OF LOW MILEAGE AND FACT NOTHING WAS WRONG WITH THE CAR ALL 18 YEARS, THERE IS ALSO NO OTHER SERVICE RECORDS EXCEPT OIL AND FILTER CHANGE. OIL AND FILTER RECENTLY CHANGED. LOCATION OF THE CAR IS PALM BEACH, FLORIDA ALL INSPECTIONS ARE WELCOME BUT THEY NEED TO BE DONE BEFORE THE AUCTION END AND SALE. IF YOU ARE NOT SURE ABOUT BUYING IT , DO NOT BID!! PHONE 5612230821 FOR MORE INFORMATIONS IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE WITH SHIPPING, DOMESTIC OR INTERNATIONAL I CAN ASSIST NO PROBLEM. |
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