PorscheHusna

Year: 1997
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Mileage (numbers only please): 26905
Color: Black
VIN: WP0AC2995VS375709
Price (no $ sign please): $399993
Private or Dealer Listing: Dealer Listing
Location (Region): Texas
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 5 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 4 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Turbo
Stereo System: AM-FM Stereo

Hey guys, we just acquired this 1997 911 Turbo S with 26,905 miles in Black /Black and it will be offered for $425,993

Price adjustment to $399,993


Options include:

454 Automatic Speed Control
520 Alarm
650 Sunroof
982 Supple Leather Seats/Trim
939 Soft Leather Rear
XX1 Embroidered Floor Mats

This car as many of you know is the last of the Air-cooled Turbos and this is 1 of 183 that were built for the U.S. market. The car is in exceptionally clean condition with a clean Carfax. As well, the car has been meticulously maintained including new gaskets for the chain tensioners and valve covers and will come complete with a book of service history, original manuals and keys.

As always I like to give this community a head start on the special cars that we receive before they are marketed publicly, so I won't have professional pictures until the car arrives later this week. I will update this ad once I have them.

Please feel free to PM, call, text or email with any inquiries..

Spyder_Man

DDSLT5

Have you seen the movie "coming to America"? Owner of the barbershop My-T-Sharp: "You must be out yo goddamn MIND!"

avh128996tt

very cheap. sell me 2

Mfacks

at this point, might as well add 3 more zeros.....so ridiculous. Some assbag with more money than brains will pony up

mjsporsche

Nice car. But......And let the pricing comments begin.

What is the expected gross that PNH expects to earn on this baby? Six figures?

German_Saint

Looks on point. GLWS

daffyduck

PRSWILL

Why does a car like this with 26 k on it need new chain tensioners and valve covers? Is that heat induced?

PorscheHusna

Just the gaskets.. Not the actual parts themselves.

RodKnock

I wish folks would keep their pricing comments to themselves. Start a thread in the 993 Turbo Forum to discuss. This thread is an ad, and an ad by a sponsoring dealer. Why do people feel compelled to show how little they know about the market and want to deny others the ability to maximize their selling price.

gt3'er

^^ Agree.

Kein_Ersatz

^^^ Yup, rennlist benefits form site Sponsors. It is a free market. Probably why Pelican for sale threads don't accept replies.

As presented, a nice example of a Turbo S that has been driven and hopefully enjoyed, not just admired. Good for them.

LexVan

Agreed. Well stated. And the dipsticks that make stupid price comments aren't even buyers in the market. The other jackwagon wants to know what the sellers profits are, like he's postings his own company's ROI. Probably isn't even told that information or he'd know better not to ask.

Moderators need to do a better job and delete those posts.

Great car John. GLWS.

PorscheHusna

Thanks for the kind words guys, this always seems to come up with some of the unique offerings that I bring to the table. I'm not questioning the knowledge of most individuals here at all but it seems that when a for sale ad where a car that is 18 years old and is priced in the six figures pops up tend to maybe be uninformed as to the significance of the car are too inclined to make a comment about it without any justification.
There were 183 of these built for the U.S. market and who knows how many are still even here and are even in this good of shape..