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I'm selling this vehicle for a friend of mine who purchased it back in April/May timeframe. I helped advise the owner on the purchase so know the vehicle fairly well. Owner is now selling unfortunately because of major health issues. The paint is original. there is no rust on the vehicle. There are a couple of areas where there was some touch up done. Primarily on the wheel well area behind the drivers front door and by the handle of the drivers front door. Both a body shop and two porsche mechanics looked at it and said it was minor. There may be a couple of small dings but very minor. The vehicle was not in an accident per the previous owner and the car fax also states it was not in an accident. I have a handful of receipts including the original owner omanuals as well as the original window sticker from Jess Jones Porsche of West New York, NJ. Interior is in great shape and original. No tears. Approx. 1/2 in small crack in dash on the passenger side. Headliner is all there but detaching slightly by the sunroof area.

Mechanically the porsche runs smooth and shifts well. The following is a listing of work that a certified porsche mechanic had done to the vehicle to ensure it is buttoned up/caught up on all necessary maintenance and mechanical upkeep.

*New sway bar mounts, *Sway bar bushings, *Valve cover set, *Spark plugs, *Air filter, *Oil cooler line, *Cam feed oil line, *Hood struts, *Front strut hardware, *Front break rotor, *Front pad set, *Front pad sensors, *W-brng seal, *Hub o-ring, *Inner wheel bearing, *Outer wheel bearing, *Rear break rotor, *Rear pad set, *Rear pad sensors, *Axle boot set

Wheels are original and in very good shape and tires also are about 6 months old.

All in all the owner spent about $5,000 to update the mechanics to ensure it is a daily driver and dependable. He unfortunately will take a loss on the sale but can sell knowing that the vehicle is up to snuff for driving for a number of years without issues.

Lastly the ac I believe works but may need a freon fill.

The reserve is set at a very reasonable number -- way below its value in order to sell. It's a solid 911 with options that you don't see often.

I've been as transparent as I can in the description. Vehicle is sold as is from a private seller. No warranty will accompany the vehicle as it is a final sale.

Thanks and please bid only if you are serious. Good luck!

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