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Very nice example 2005 Porsche 911 S with 67k miles now available! 3.8L flat-six, delivering 355 hp, paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. The exterior is finished in Basalt Black Metallic over Stone Grey leather interior. The factory options include sport chrono package plus, Bose high end sound package, 6 disc CD changer, power seat package.
The exterior and interior present very well. The front end has half PPF (paint protection film). The Carfax does have minor damage reported, minor damage is usually cosmetic, including dents or scratches to the vehicle body. The car was just serviced with new rear tires and an oil change. This 911 S will come with two keys, owners manual, and car cover.
Am I missing something? Was the interior changed? Ad reads Luxor beige
You must have missed a lot, as I inadvertently pasted the description for a 2013 911!
Description has been corrected.
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You must have missed a lot, as I inadvertently pasted the description for a 2013 911!
Description has been corrected.
haha, I just scanned the ad and it didn’t seem to line up but focused on teh most obvious. Thanks for the correct and this is why my wife doesn’t send em to the store by myself.
Given that this is a 2005 with a pretty early production date, any chance you could grab a picture of the engine serial number to verify whether it has the replaceable IMS or the larger non-serviceable one?
I also see that this passed through Hagerty back in March. Were you all the ones to remove the...interesting...graphics?
Given that this is a 2005 with a pretty early production date, any chance you could grab a picture of the engine serial number to verify whether it has the replaceable IMS or the larger non-serviceable one?
I also see that this passed through Hagerty back in March. Were you all the ones to remove the...interesting...graphics?
Engine serial # is M9770168504482
I guess everyone has a different opinion on graphics, but OEM-Porsche side stripes that one can buy directly from Porsche I don't know that I'd qualify as "interesting" with that connotation. To each his own. It's not like it had a Pokemon-themed wrap. That would be "interesting", and yes, we've seen that before.
Thank you for the information, that serial falls within the "should be" the revised/larger IMS that isn't an issue.
I was referring to the matte black stripes on the hood pictured in the Hagerty auction, but in any event...may follow up with you on this one if another lead does not pan out. Thanks again!
The VINs after 68509791 have the larger bearing that requires splitting the case, this # 4482 is before 9791. Or are you saying having the early replaceable bearing is better in your opinion?
Thank you for the information, that serial falls within the "should be" the revised/larger IMS that isn't an issue.
I was referring to the matte black stripes on the hood pictured in the Hagerty auction, but in any event...may follow up with you on this one if another lead does not pan out. Thanks again!
Oh right! I forgot about those - my detailer hasn't though. He spent quite a while removing those.