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This car is in excellent condition. Don't let the miles deter you.

This car is much cleaner than cars the same year with half the mileage. Meticulous second owner mechanically and cosmetically maintained in an almost obsessive manor.

That said, this car was driven! And driven correctly by a long time PCA member with multiple 911's.

The one you are bidding on was/is garage kept driven only in sun, no rain or snow BUT driven year round. Important because 911's do not like to sit.

The car is mechanically perfect has new brakes and tires.

Let's see; what else?

Have a look down the side and NO door dings. (Always parked at the far end of parking lots)

However there is a crack in the paint on the front bumper noted in one of my many pics. An idiot tapped me in a parking lot.

I chose not to have it painted because it doesn't bother me. Beyond that, never been in an accident never had any real issues.

Alternator replaced in 07 Water pump in 2014. That’s it.

Original clutch. Again because it was driven by someone who knew what they were doing.

In fact this has been one of the most reliable cars I have ever owned including other 911's.

Extras:

Heated Seats

Xennon Lights (Porsche Litronic )

Grayed-out Turn signals

Carbon fiber and leather 3 spoke steering wheel

Porsche Color Crests on wheel hubs

100% positive feedback so bid with confidence.

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