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2001 Porsche Boxster S Convertible 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
US $18,900.00
Year:2001
Mileage:55500
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Rare Boxster Sport (S) model with factory Aero package. A real head turner that looks much newer and
more expensive than it really is! Option Packages: Aero ($6,225 -front facsia, side skirts rear facsia and spoiler), Sport ($1,560 ), Leather int. ($3,950), Comfort ($2,090), Design ($1,640), Tiptronic ($3,210), Litronic/xenon lights ($1,070),18" Turbo wheels ($2,735) with Michelin PS2's, etc. Original invoice over $80,000! Always garaged. Never tracked, smoked in or even eaten
in. Paint is excellent! Canvas top in great shape and rear window is
clear. AC is ice cold. History: Second owner with
original purchase invoice, documents and service records. Includes all original keys, manuals, radio
codes, etc. Service: Meticulously maintained with full service records. Most service completed at original Porsche
dealership (Desert European) in Palm Springs.
Preventive maintenance includes replacement of infamous IMS bearing prone
to failure that causes engine failure. Recent
service just completed (alignment, balance, oil change, etc.) Add-ons and Extras: Gembala sport exhaust (original also included), K&N air
filter, 3M Clear bra, Zaino show car polish, new Lloyds Porsche logo floor mats, Porsche
logo car cover, Porsche touch-up paint. Kelly Blue Book Value: Private
party fair purchase price at $21,915 with suggested retail price at $24,065 based
on very good condition rating. Private sale with no dealer documentation fee or sales taxes. |
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