Top-condition 993 Cabriolet, manual transmission, accident-free, largely in original paint with service records and history. 96,500 miles, new clutch at 78,000 miles (invoice: $5,000)
Guards Red. L80K, black leather
Varioram 286 PS
New vehicle inspection (HU) and H-certificate issued on July 26!
Appraisal rating: 2+ from 2018
Current Classic Data brief appraisal: €85,000
Delivered in Michigan, USA
Carfax with complete history available. No accidents, no other damage. Deep, glossy paint. Readings between 120 and 160
All scheduled maintenance was properly performed in the U.S. Cloth convertible top in very good condition, including plastic window. Small scuff mark on the rear left side
Imported to Germany in 2018
Registered by the German owner with a German license plate.
Features:
Becker Grand Prix car stereo with Bluetooth module
No rear seats; instead, a luggage rack with 2 storage compartments
Full black leather
Tinted windows
Third brake light on the rear bumper
Power seats
Air conditioning
Door edge protection
M 419: Removal of individual seats, luggage rack
M 454 Automatic speed control (cruise control)
M 490 Sound Package, Hi-Fi Sound System
Customer Services:
August 30, 1997 at 3,000 miles
January 20, 2000 at 16,750 miles
May 8, 2003: Sold to dealer at 31,353
August 30, 2003: Service at 34,961
November 5, 2003 at 36,952
June 27, 2006 at 49,478
July 20, 2016 at 78,000 with a new clutch ($5,012)
Exported on April 23, 2018
July 16, 2018 at 79,802 KD at the dealer in Germany
July 22, 2020 at 88,360
November 21, 2021 at 91,500
De-registered on November 24, 2020; driven only with a red license plate thereafter.
I collect Porsche vehicles myself and have to say that this is a truly exceptionally beautiful car.
Since I already have a 996 Cabrio as my daily driver, I don’t want to register another convertible.
This car was, so to speak, a “bonus find” when I came across a 993 4S with X51 (which I’ll keep, of course).
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