Porsche Boxster Roadster Convertible 2-door on 2040-cars
Van Nuys, California, United States
This is my 2002 Boxster which I love but have decided to sell. It's my third car and I literally have to force myself to drive it once a week 80 miles round trip to work. I also have a company car so now I use it even less. The original owner lived in Marin County California and leased the car then later purchased the car off lease. The vehicle was then purchased from the person I bought the car from. He was a Porsche 356 and 912 parts exported and had a client that requested he find and purchase a Boxster for him then ship back to Europe (they are cheaper here). Anyway the guy purchased the car and the deal fell through. You will notice that he only had the car a few months. The car has seat heat which I was holding out for when I was looking for this car. It’s a must I think and allowed me many more hours of top down driving is 50 degree weather. The car has spent almost its entire life garaged. I also keep it covered with an OEM Porsche cover that is included with the sale. I have done the following work to the car: · Replaced the coolant tank due to a leak (this was a common problem with pre 2003 models. Porsche updated the tank which is what I installed. · Replaced all the plugs with OEM plugs at 92k. · Replaced the water pump (Porsche OEM) and thermostat (LN Engineering lower temp Tstat) and coolant at about 96k. Dieters in San Diego did the work, they are highly regarded mechanics. Used OEM Porsche coolant.
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