2002 Porsche 911 996 C4s Gaurds Red Turbo Seats Color Matched Interior Tiptronic on 2040-cars
Rancho Cordova, California, United States
Up for auction is a 2002 Porsche 911 C4S that we just finished with under 43k miles. This vehicle was lightly damaged in the front. Parts replaced include the bumper and hood. There was a small section of inner structure above the driver side bumper shock that needed some repair but was refinished professionally. There are photos of the prior damage in the photobucket pictures. The replaced items were professionally repainted (3 stage exactly like factory) gaurds red. The airbags did not deploy on this car, that's how light the damage was. There is 2 small cracks in the passenger rear tail light (barely noticeable) but we want to disclose that and they are pictured. This car is in incredible condition and commands attention wherever it goes. Pirelli tires are like new on the Techart wheels. It has coilover suspension and sport exhaust. The car was factory ordered with the color matched seats and console (please see option sheet picture). It also has red gauges and red seat belts which compliment the car perfectly. This car is tastefully modified with professional items including the aftermarket air cleaner. Don't forget that it is a leather package car including the headliner, all of which is in excellent condition. Car includes the complete owners manual and 2 keys. The car is registered and we have the title so its ready to go to a new owner. It is a California title with a previous history of salvage. A Gaurds red Porsche C4S is hard to find, especially with this mileage and condition and options. We have disclosed the previous damage and pictures and we are open to have the vehicle inspected. Please contact us to arrange any inspections.
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