1991 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
Loving, Texas, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: tamietllewis@evertonfans.com .
This car is in awesome shape, I think I am the third owner, the second was the dealership I bought it from, the
first owner really kept good care of this car for its first 23 years, the owner of the dealership told me recently
that the first owner kept it garaged at all times and used it an average of 4,000 miles per year only. I have also
kept in my garage since last August 2014 when I bought it and have driven it maybe 1,500 miles since then.
I can take pics of any area you want but I have examined the car exhaustively several times and I can tell you that
is in an awesome shape. As far as rust, there is not rust whatsoever, as you probably know PORSCHE in the early
90's started addressing the rust issues previous years models had, since then they started welding the cars as an
unitized construction, double-sided, with zinc-galvanized steel body, cars from these years to nowadays handle the
elements in a much better way specially if the maintenance and cleaning has been performed correctly as is in the
case of my car.
I have received a couple of questions about the oil leak, I can tell you that until the last oil changed (less
than 80 miles ago) when I performed its regular maintenance there was NOT LEAKS AT ALL!!! after investigating this
leak is most likely due to the fact that the shop utilized a Full synthetic Mobil 1 which is a very thin/fine motor
oil for the tolerances that these engines had in the early 90's, I am hoping that next week when I change the oil
again this leak is gone (crossing fingers!!) BUT I am a honest man and I had to disclose the "facts" of my car as
they are now.Thanks for you interest.
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