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1993 Porsche 968 Coupe 6 Speed Black On Black on 2040-cars
US $8,995.00
Year:1993
Mileage:141514
Location:
Whitehouse Station, New Jersey, United States
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1993 Porsche 968 Coupe 6 Speed Thank you for viewing my ad. You are looking at a clean 1993 Porsche 968 Coupe with a 6 speed manual. The mileage is 141,514 and the car is finished in Black with Black interior. Less than 5,000 968's were shipped to the US from 1992-1995. The Autocheck is clean with no accidents. The car comes with the original spare tire, jack, tool kit, and Porsche air compressor. Condition: This Porsche shows well. The history is clean with no accidents. The car was repainted at some point and the job is nice. The lower part of the front bumper is off (see picture). The hood has a couple of dents and is currently being repaired by my body guy. The driver seat bolster is torn, and that is being repaired as well. The car drives great, I personally drove this car for more than 150 miles with no issue. The dash has cracks in it (see picture). The headliner in areas is sagging and I will try to take care of this the best I can. The engine makes the power it should and the clutch and transmission operate smooth. This 968 will drive anywhere you want to go This 968 is a great opportunity to own an inexpensive Porsche at great buy. This is not a show car, the car is not perfect buy shows very well. You could make this one into a Track/Auto X car for the weekends, or bring the car to shows and events.
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