Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2

The history of the 911 can be partially traced through checkbook entries, invoices and TÜV reports. A number of maintenance invoices have been incomplete since 1990 and have been complete since 2016. The car currently has an H registration, an appraisal with condition grade 2 is available. The next general inspection is due in August 2023, but according to the seller it can be repeated if desired. The delivery certificate confirms the 911's "matching numbers". According to Carfax, where the US history of the convertible from June 1986 to June 2013 is stored, the car was in an accident-free condition during this period. According to the information, the Porsche is also accident-free in its current possession. A new set of locks was installed in the car in 2016, so that a total of six vehicle keys are now included.

Porsche calls the exterior color of the 911 Cabriolet “slate blue metallic”. The body was completely repainted in the original color by the previous owner, so it is in very good condition thanks to obviously professional work. Smaller stone chips in the area of the front of the vehicle were inevitable in the last few years of operation, but you will look in vain for major defects or damage on the body of the 911. The tarpaulin and the soft top of the convertible have apparently been treated very carefully over the past 35 years and make a well-kept impression. There is no information about the functionality of the convertible top.

The mounted 16-inch alloy wheels are registered replicas of the iconic Porsche Fuchs wheels from the Swiss manufacturer Maxilite. The black painted rims appear to be in good condition with no visual defects. The mounted 2018 Continental tires are marked N2 and according to the seller are in good condition. The cabriolet has not undergone any modifications either to the body or to the chassis, and according to the information provided, the brakes are also working properly. The car is accident-free in its current ownership and according to Carfax has also been in accident-free condition during its 27-year stay in the USA.

The leather upholstery of the interior in the color "Champagne" contrasts with the color of the body. The interior of the cabriolet has evidently been treated with great care over the past 35 years: the leather seats show hardly any signs of wear and are not severely discolored, and the door panels and fittings are also in good condition. Thanks to the built-in Porsche Classic Radio, the 911 has modern entertainment functions in a contemporary design. Other features of the vehicle include the electric windows and the tarpaulin. According to the seller, there is no damage to the interior of the 911 Cabriolet either.

Typical for Porsche is the instrument panel of the 911, whose rev counter is, as is well known, mounted in the middle. A mileage of 109,646 km can be read on the speedometer to the right. The mileage can be partially traced via invoices and TÜV reports as well as incomplete checkbook entries. According to the information, the instruments work flawlessly.

At the rear of the cabriolet is the air-cooled 3.2-litre six-cylinder boxer engine, which produces 231 hp. Power is transmitted via the manual five-speed gearbox. The car received its last service in March 2021 as part of a major inspection. According to the information, there are no defects in the engine and technology. In addition to various hoses, the air flow meter, the idle controller, the fan, the ignition harness, the exhaust system, the fuse holders, the battery, various carpets and door panels and the front brake calipers have also been renewed as part of repairs since 2016. The steering gear was converted to turbo tie rods and the engine electronics were overhauled. According to the seller, the car has been regularly serviced by Porsche specialists and many parts have been overhauled, renewed and restored to their original condition. On-board tools, spare wheel and compressor are also available.

The seller certifies that the underbody is in good condition.