1994 Porsche 968 Cabriolet 6 Speed Nice! on 2040-cars
Whitehouse Station, New Jersey, United States
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1994 Porsche 968 Cabriolet 6 Speed Thank you for viewing my ad. Up for sale is a clean 1994 Porsche 968 Cabriolet with a 6 speed manual transmission. The color is Red with Black leather with a Black convertible top. The mileage reads only 98,710. The vehicle history is clean, take a look at the AutoCheck. Condition: This Porsche 968 runs and drives great. The engine pulls strong and the transmission shifts smoothly. The clutch operates solid and grabs well. The paint is 100% original on this car! The body looks great, no dings or scratches present. I would give this car a strong 9/10 on the exterior. The interior is very nice also. The leather seats are in good shape with no cracks or tares. The carpet is like new throughout. The dash board has zero cracks, and looks like new. The convertible top is in great shape, no rips or tares anywhere, and the plastic rear window is clear and clean. All electronics work as they should, even the clock works! The flip headlamps go up and down fine. The convertible top operates fine. The A/C blows nice and cold! The factory wheels on the car are in good shape, and the tires are all matching Continental DWS models with plenty of tread. I have the original books for the car, including the service manual with the factory Vin stamp and order options sticker. The car was originally purchased at Ray Catena Porsche in Edison, NJ. Also included are the original floor mats (great shape), spare tire, tool set, Porsche Air Compressor, and the convertible top cover. You will not find a cleaner Porsche 968 Cabriolet around, especially with a rare 6 speed manual. These cars are extremely hard to find, and this example is a 100% original no paint work car. I have many pictures available, call Jon at 908-797-2669 if you would like more pics and additional information. Thank you for viewing. |
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