1999 Porsche 911 Cab With Hardtop - Trouble Free, Low Miles, Well Maintained on 2040-cars
Berlin, New Jersey, United States
It is with a heavy heart that I am selling my Porsche. Due to my growing family, I can no longer give it the time it deserves. New tires have less than 5,000 miles on them. Original brakes. Garage kept, cuddled, and well maintained, the new owner will truly be getting a great car.
Features: CD Player,Cruise Control,Bucket Seats,Remote Keyless Entry,Anti-Lock Brakes,Airbag: Driver,Airbag: Passenger,Power Windows,Power Locks,Leather Interior,Rear Window Defroster,Alarm,A/C: Front,Power Steering,Airbag: Side,Alloy Wheels,Fog Lights,Premium Sound Selling Points: 2nd owner. Owned since 2004 when I bought it from my friend who was upgrading to a Turbo. Garage queen. Never seen snow. Only 52,000 original miles. This has been a trouble free 911. Only replaced oxygen sensor when I first bought it in 2004 and bought new tires just last year. Original brakes. Matching hardtop with stand is included (the car looks real sharp with the hardtop installed) Condition: Great for a 14 year old car. Some slight scratches on front bumper. Some slight wear on steering wheel and driver's seat. |
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