1991 Porsche 911 964 on 2040-cars
Saddle River, New Jersey, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: kevinsteach@gmx.us .
It’s going to be very difficult for me to say “good-bye” to this one-of-a-kind gem of a car. I bought it
because it looks just like the car that Will Smith drove in “Bad Boys” and it took me back to that era. This
beauty has only had one owner and every single oil change, repair, nut and bolt has been documented and will be
provided to the buyer along with the original Owner’s Manual and the original Window Sticker. Last oil change was
just done recently. Clean CarFax. All original matching manufacturer and VIN stickers. In addition to the original
Window Sticker and Original Owner’s Manual, all the tools and spare are original from the factory.
This car is as original as it was at the dealer brand new, everything on this car is stock and manufacturer/factory
original except the radio and paint. This car has not had any modifications and does not have any aftermarket parts
except the radio. Porsche produced very few of these Turbo 964’s from 1991 to 1994, this car is rather rare.
Nicknamed “Froggy”, every kid and adult drooled over this car when they saw one in the street in the 1990’s.
And this car shines like it’s new.
This car has been extremely well-maintained and Porsche experts have told me that the interior is in
“immaculate” condition and the car drives “amazing.” This beauty is a beast on the road.
If only I would be able to fit my wife and two kids in this car, I’d never sell it. But unfortunately, they
don’t fit and it’s time someone deserving of this honor owns and drive this rare car.
- ONE (1) OWNER SINCE NEW
- Garage Kept
- $100,084 MSRP
- Original Window Sticker
- Original Owner’s Manual
- ALL Service Records
- Factory Original Carpets/Mats
- Pedigree 964 Turbo with all the paperwork
- Factory Original Porsche Stickers and matching VIN Stickers
- One of the last of the air-cooled around
- Excellent Investment Value with Unlimited Potential
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