2007 Porsche 911 911 Carrera on 2040-cars
San Francisco, California, United States
You are looking at an almost flawless 2007 Porsche 911 that has been garaged most of its life. I have kept this car in meticulous condition keeping up with all service intervals. I purchased this vehicle from my Dr. friend in which he purchased it at as a CPO. Over the course of 3 years of ownership I managed to put a whopping 23k miles on the vehicle. Lets start with the upgrades. - Factory Bose speaker, premium 20 light weight bbs wheels. Front tires have approx 9k miles on front and 1500 miles on rear. Eibach springs which lowered the car by 1.5, B&M short throw shifter, Clear corner lights, front led turn signals, and 997.2 style rear led tail lights, and an integrated hard wired valentine 1 radar detector. I replaced the clutch around 2500 miles ago ( House automotive in Pasadena said it was near its lifespan and recommended changing it before it caused damaged but not needed immediately) due to preventative measure. I wasnt planning on ever selling this car but do to limited parking at my residence, I just cant find a spot to park it being my weekend car. Now for the bad- small puncture whole on the rear passenger seat ( dont know how it got there, never been smoked in, looks like a pen mark) and small small dent on the driver side pillar ( barely noticeable but still present), and minor road rash on the passenger rear rim, ( 150 dollar fix. just needs a ring.This vehicle has NEVER been tracked, in an accident, zero paintwork, smoked in, or abused in any way.
CONTACT ME AT : granville14frasier@laposte.net
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