2005 Porsche Boxster S Seal Grey One Owner. on 2040-cars
Solana Beach, California, United States
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This car was sold new and delivered in January 2005 to a physician in San Diego. This is a one owner Porsche and as you can see by the miles was seldom driven. It has always been meticulously serviced at San Diego Porsche who has a complete electronic record of service. The paper records are included. Battery trickle charge has always been used to preserve the battery (trickle charger not included in sale.) When not driven for awhile, the car was driven around to warm and lubricate the seals. Seal Grey Metallic, with Black leather and top. Extras include Power Seat Package, Heated seats, Black mats with Porsche lettering, Bose Surround Sound system, Porsche windstop deflector, Wheel colored crests, and clear side markers. Price was $58,375 plus license and tax. Included in the sale are a Colgan custom fitted Bra, California Car Cover - Noah fabric and custom fitted, all manuals and case that came with the car, Valentine radar Detector with remote display, Garman Nuvi Navagation with case and 2 original keys.Excellent condition and meticulously cared for as you can see from the pictures. I am selling this for my father in law and he is available to show the car in the Solana Beach area to interested parties. |
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