2002 Porsche 911/996 Turbo on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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I've had my 996 turbo for over 5 years and its time to move on. This is going to be one of the nicest/cleanest 996 turbos you will ever see. It has not seen one drop of rain ever or any other inclement weather in it's life. There is not one swirl mark in the paint. The carpets/floor mats have never been stepped on. No rings worn therefore the shifter and steering wheel have no scratches and look new. No kids, animals,eating or smoking ever in this car. It has never spent a night outside. It is 100% stock with the exception of HRE 847r wheels ($10,000) and KWV3 coil overs ($5000). The HREs have polished lips and brushed centers and brushed inner barrels. Both the centers and inner barrels are clear coated so the entire wheel is finished. TheKWV3s are fully adjustable so you can adjust the ride height and the compression as well as rebound settings to get the exact ride you want. I have the stock wheels/tires and suspension that is included with the car. Everything on it works 100%. It needs nothing. It has evolution motor sport billet aluminum diverter valves, almost new battery and I just had the rear spoiler hydraulics repaired at cabriolet hydraulics in Florida. I have all the maintenance records for it and I included a spec sheet of the allignment after the KWV3s were installed. When it had about 15k miles on it I replaced all three radiators and all hoses and all associated hardware. I also have clear bra on the entire hood, front quarter panels, headlights, rocker panels and behind all wheels. The clear bra is Avery. All the edges of the clear bra wrap around the edges on all the panels so you don't see the line or edge on the panels. The clear bra that is on the rocker panels are one off custom pieces I had made. No other Porsche has these. Rock chips make me crazy can't have that! Never raced or abused obviously. I have tons of pictures and will be happy to answer any questions. This car is truly the exception and one would have to search for a very long time to find a nicer one. I've seen brand new cars with under 100 miles on them that are in worse condition than this car. If you want the nicest and cleanest 996 turbo anywhere, congratulations you just found it. If interested you email me at d.mcintosh@live.com or call/text 702-321-6365 thanks for looking and serious inquires only please.
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