1996 Porsche 993 C4S Aerokit Midnight Blue
For Sale1996 Porsche 911
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$114,980• OBO • Trade
- Location Twinsburg, OH, 44087, USA
- Condition Used
- VIN WP0AA2996TS321502
- Mileage 89,462
- Engine 6 cyl
- Drive Type AWD
- Transmission Manual
- Vehicle Type Coupe
- Exterior Color Blue
Description:
Check out this beautiful 993 C4S in striking Midnight Blue over Beige interior.
The odometer displats just shy of 90k miles, with detailed service history going back to 2006. Top-end was done at 65k miles, brakes and clutch also done more recently. The most recent service was an oil and belt change in April of 2020.
The car is nicely upgraded with Koni FSD shocks and M033 springs, along with an added Aerokit rear decklid/spoiler (not original to the car).
Along with extensive service history, the car also comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and reproduction framed window sticker.
Clean Carfax, very clean car for the mileage, the paintmeter shows readings of 8-11mil around the car other than the sunroof at 4mil, which leads us to believe that it's been repainted, although it appears to be a very high quality job as we do not see any immediate evidence such as tape lines, blend lines, or overspray. The consistent meter readings also indicate that there is no hidden body damage.
Here is your chance to own and enjoy a rare and beautiful spec 993 that's fully serviced, without paying the premium for a super low-mileage collector garage queen.
https://www.switchcars.com/cars-for-...-911-c4s-coupe
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If anyone is genuinely interested in the car feel free to reach out to me for any questions that either Doug or the current owner may not be able to answer.
I hope she ends up at a good home with many more miles with smiles.
JAB
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@switchcars Has anything been done to the Chain Tensioner Gaskets leak (as noticed by the previous owner)?
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@switchcars Has anything been done to the Chain Tensioner Gaskets leak (as noticed by the previous owner)?
If you dont use the car extendedly, they will weep, not leak. At least as of a year and a half ago and all through my ownership. This was like that since the owner before me, and since I drove the car regularly, this was never an issue. Not worth the expense to diagnose/fix if you are driving consistently. If the car sits extendedly all you have to do is wipe them with a paper towel every couple of weeks and you are good. She never hit a drop of oil on the floor during my tenure.
Not sure what the status is now. Hopefully the same.
JAB
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Let me help here a bit:
If you dont use the car extendedly, they will weep, not leak. At least as of a year and a half ago and all through my ownership. This was like that since the owner before me, and since I drove the car regularly, this was never an issue. Not worth the expense to diagnose/fix if you are driving consistently. If the car sits extendedly all you have to do is wipe them with a paper towel every couple of weeks and you are good. She never hit a drop of oil on the floor during my tenure.
Not sure what the status is now. Hopefully the same.
JAB
If you dont use the car extendedly, they will weep, not leak. At least as of a year and a half ago and all through my ownership. This was like that since the owner before me, and since I drove the car regularly, this was never an issue. Not worth the expense to diagnose/fix if you are driving consistently. If the car sits extendedly all you have to do is wipe them with a paper towel every couple of weeks and you are good. She never hit a drop of oil on the floor during my tenure.
Not sure what the status is now. Hopefully the same.
JAB
