Year: 1991
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Cont. Porsche Models: 964 Turbo
Mileage (numbers only please): 51700
Options (Please check ALL which apply): Airbags, Air Conditioning, Foglamps, Intermittent Wipers, Leather Seats, Power Brakes, Power Door Locks, Power Steering, Power Windows, Sunroof
Color: Slate Grey
VIN: WP0AA2961MS480497
Price (no $ sign please): $119000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): Midwestern
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 5 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Turbo
Stereo System: AM-FM Stereo

This 1991 Porsche 911 Turbo is an unmodified one-owner coupe finished in Slate Grey Metallic with color-to-sample grey leather sport seats.The car has covered just under 52k miles since. It retains matching numbers, which recently serviced and inspected the car at a Porsche restoration facility. It is offered with the window sticker, records from 1992-2014, and a clean title. The car was optioned without a Turbo script on the engine lid, and a power sunroof is equipped up top. The car was ordered with automatic climate control and an optional factory CD player, which has since been replaced by a more modern unit. The factory airbag steering wheel remains in place along with other stock controls and instruments. Just under 52k miles are shown on the 6-digit odometer. Grey leather powered sport seats were colored to sample according to the included window sticker. Carpets are protected by multiple floor mats and bear debossed Turbo scripts on the rear seat backs. The vehicle just went under a full paint correction and all wheels have been refinished in the original silver.

 

 

Love this car. One of my fav colors. I just never would do a full paint correction then set the manuals and books right on it!!

 

It appears to have traveled 10 miles in the past year or so...

https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...late-grey.html

 

Seller, in the BAT pics the lower front valance looks really punched in...have you remedied this issue? Hard to tell in the pictures you posted...

 

Yes, this is the same car that was on BAT 15 months ago. The books are on the leather booklet which is soft and supple, so no paint damage there (thanks for your concern . Also, the front valence has not been fixed due to paint and body work. Since the car has no prior paint work, I personally chose to leave this alone.

 

Seller, in the paint correction process did you replace the stone guards. In the BAT pics they look rough...

 

freshh, the pics are from back in February '18? https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...te-grey-2.html

 

Very relevant. Big uptick in a year. Nice car though

 

Its amazing how many people have to comment on price. To OP GLWS and I hope you get your price.

 

I hope he gets his price too,... and not that you (richk) are referring to me,... but both times I have commented on this car, the first time back in Feb it was that I know the car, and again now (above) on the pics. In the case of the pics, now that I hear that the car has only driven 10 miles since Feb,.. then the pics are indeed relevant (most times a buyer would want to see recent pics, but in this case they might accept Feb'18 pics). It's a "nit" I agree.

As I also own one, I would LOVE to hear this car sells at this price! GLWS freshh.

 

No paint work required to fix that front valance.

 

Guys, this isn't a pricing question...just logic. The car sold 15 months ago on a very public forum (BAT)...just trying to figure out if seller did anything to the car since he has owned it. The last time the car sold there were 68 pictures and over a 100 comments, questions etc. @richk unless there are posts that have been deleted, I don't see one question about price.

 

^You are probably right. I just don't think the link to BAT helps the seller. He bought the car to flip and make a profit...totally OK by me.

Anyone who wants to make an offer should do their due diligence and ask whatever questions they want. Also good to do PPI before purchase.

 

this car is begging for a set of lowered coil overs and 18" RH speedlines!

Great hotrod.