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2008 Porsche Cayman S Hatchback 2-door 3.4l Tpc Turbo Kit 450hp!!! on 2040-cars
US $40,000.00
Year:2008
Mileage:27269
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Location:
Houston, Texas, United States
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This car is a two owner car that was purchased a little over three years ago (September 2010). The car is daily driven and currently on 19" Champion RG5 wheels with Michelin Pilot Super Sports (less than 1,000 miles). I have the clean & clear title in hand. The car was purchased from a local dealer and has always been in Texas. The same Porsche certified mechanic has worked on the car since purchase, including installation of the turbo kit and most other modifications. All records for maintenance and modifications have been retained since my ownership. Two remote keys are included, as well as the Certificate of Authenticity. Extra stock parts included with the car: Stone grey steering wheel, black seat belts, second set of 19" Carrera Sport wheels with 50% Hankook Ventus K12 tires (245/35/19 and 275/35/19) and spacer kit, extra Champion RG5 wheels (3) for spares, boxster/996 spare tire kit for road trips, extra set of stone grey floor mats. Although the car has been extensively modified, it has not seen any track time. In full disclosure, the front bumper has been resprayed, there is a 1 cm "dimple" on the driver's side rear fender and a couple of rock chips from normal driving. I can provide recently taken pictures upon request. 2008 Porsche Cayman S w/ approximately 27,269 miles (daily driven, so will vary) Basalt Black/Stone Grey 6 speed manual 19" Carrera Sport wheels Sports Chrono Package Bi-xenon headlights Bose Surround Sound Floor mats interior color Center console painted to match exterior color Auto climate control Self dim mirror and rain sensing wipers Full red tailights Modifications: TPC Racing Intercooled Turbo Kit(460HP kit) Bilstein PSS9 coilovers DCT Motorsports steering wheel covered in Stone Grey (OEM non-sport wheel included) Porsche OEM Short Shift Kit (recently installed) LED Spars for front foglight area (OEM spars included) 7mm & 15mm spacers in front and rear with extended lug bolts GT3 vent kit with functional airflow to the radiator RSS rear toe links RSS sway bars and Anze drop links OEM Red deviated seat belts If you need anything more specific please feel free to ask. |
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