Mighty J

Year: 1998
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Cont. Porsche Models: 993
Mileage (numbers only please): 30000
Options (Please check ALL which apply): Airbags, Air Conditioning, Alarm System, Antilock Brakes, Cruise Control, Foglamps, Leather Seats, Power Brakes, Power Door Locks, Power Steering, Power Windows, Sunroof
Color: black / black
VIN: WPOAA2994WS321034
Price (no $ sign please): $58500
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): Midwestern
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 6 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: AM-FM Cassette

1998 993 C2S, black over black, same owner last 12 years. No point to discuss merit of this model, if you were not already aware of that you would not be here. 58,500. Maxxed out with the pics here, more and higher res at http://www.flickr.com/photos/59697196@N08/

Excellent interior and exterior, no accidents. Mechanically strong. 30k service done last year, no problems. Maintained by Midwest Eurosport + Becker Services, Naperville, IL. Professionally detailed last 4 years, previously maintained with Zymol products.

Brake fluid / oil change every spring religiously. Moved to Brad Penn oil after Mobil cut the zinc in their synthetic . No rain, never, ever salt, a few DE sessions over the years.

Whether you like the big butt look or are a sporting driver, it makes no difference. Currently sporting a carbon fiber MA Shaw aero II wing and the original retractable twin grill spoiler is included.

75% rear tread left 50% front tread left, 30% brakes left front, 40% rear brakes. All original manuals, tool kit, spare etc. included. PPI on your dime, should you want one, otherwise contact my service mechanic.

Factory options - sunroof, power seats, leather,cassette, Factory sport muffler w/ wide oval tips, Drive Block alarm

Mods: MA Shaw front brake air ducts w / fogs (original fog lights included)
MA Shaw carbon Aero II wing and front spoiler (original twin grill retractable included), Kinesis K28 wheels (saves +/- 7 lbs per wheel unsprung weight)
Dach X cross cat converter - original cat available if you want it
Light weight fly wheel (original included) Fabspeed Carrera Cup carbon air box (original included)
Front Strut brace, Steve W chip, Eichbach springs

****passes State of Illinois Emissions, last tested 9/20/12, certified for 2 years.

These mods had four purposes while making no other sacrifices It was a success!
1) improve throttle response 2) reduce weight 3) enhance horsepower 4) improve exhaust sound

A stunning, sexy and very strong 993 wide body slightly improved to get closer to its fullest potential. See no reason why everything is not a condition “9” except for the wear on the tires, brakes and slight wear on rims.

Teenagers needing cars puts me 2 stalls short next year.

PM's or emails are best, this ain't Farcebook - what else can I tell / show you?? jbarzyk@wideopenwest.com Thanks for looking!

mrzoop

That really looks like a nice car! I'd be totally in, except for the color. I just can't do black anymore. Very, Very nice! Mark me down as still lookin, GLWS.

Kein_Ersatz

Clean looking, well mod'ed example. GLWS.

Or buy the teenagers 2 smart fortwos or 2 Fiat 500 or 2 Toyota iQs (both park in one stall, or better yet have them outside, don't spoil them, scrapping windows builds character) and keep this nice example for yourself.

Mighty J

Black is Kool, except for red, can't imagine another P color for me. Thanx for the compliment

Cowhorn

PM sent.

Mighty J

No way in God's green earth my alpha male son will drive anything practical. Only if you have had teens + a P car can you empathize with the mental agony of parting with a treasured 993 for the sake of their transportation, but U gotta do what U gotta do.

jdjones2010

zoop you sound like me, I said if I ever get rid of my Black 996 I will never get another Black car but Dang it really looks GOOD! And this one is pretty close to what I'm looking for next.

Bluegrass9934S

Nice 993 C2S

Mighty J

Feel free to PM an offer! Thanx

doc_porsche

nice looking ride....... dunno know why the tach is slanted........ why is that?

Cowhorn

Guys who use the car on the track a lot turn the tach so that the needle is at about the 12 o'clock position (easily visible) when the engine is nearing red line, indicating that it is time to shift.

Rec Racing

Absolutely beautiful! GLWS

AckyE

Great looking car. I did not know Becker Services worked on Porsches. I'm not too far from there myself. GLWS!

jes999

From OP: a few DE sessions over the years.

doc_porsche

thanks for that........ maybe i should give it a try......... but i think i might kink my neck though