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US $18,900.00
Year:2001
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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
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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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