GeoffJr@Isringhausen

Year: 2014
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Mileage (numbers only please): 1386
Color: GT Silver
VIN: WP0AA29954S622425
Price (no $ sign please): $74900
Private or Dealer Listing: Dealer 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 Radio

This 40th Anniversary is about as nice as they come, it has every single piece of documentation from new as you can see in the photos including the original oem seat covers the car came with, luggage, window sticker and the 40th Anniversary book. It has 100% original paint and the IMS bearing was recently done.

Please feel free to call, text, email or PM met at (217) 725-2022 - geoffjr@isringhausen.com

Miles: 1,386
Price: $74,900

BASE Porsche Base Model 89,800.00
425 Rear Window Wiper 345.00
680 Bose High End Sound Package 795.00
692 Remote CD Changer (6 Disc) 715.00
M6K Natural Grey Floor Mat 115.00
P16 Porsche Communication Mgt. II 2,680.00
TB 40 Yr 911/Natural Grey Leather 0.00
U2 GT Silver Metallic Top 0.00
X99 Natural Leather Code - PAG 0.00
Total Options 4,650.00
Total Charges 765.00
Total Order 95,215.00

titleistaddict87

What an absolutely gorgeous example. It makes me sad this wasn't driven more during it's life. 1300 miles isn't even past break in!

What was original MSRP on this car?

PorscheJake

Cool Car Geoff

clubracer6

$95k You guys should show pictures of the seats without the covers. The look like the sport seats w/o memory which is perfect. Great car, but yes a shame it wasn't driven. Though call on what to do with it now. With the miles and price your paying, it's essentially for a collection. One of the most under appreciated 911's ever. Such a great model this 40ae. Which number in the the series is this? It's listed on the plaque in front of the shifter.

redantporsche

mrsystems

Back in 2005 I bought this exact model with only 1k on the clock. I had it for a few years and loved every minute, great driving 911 and gorgeous to behold! I did take a hit when it came time to sell but but of course I'd put 35-40k miles on the car so was to be expected. So many nice things to say about the 40th but the photos and i'm sure driving experience will speak for themselves! Yes it'll likely go into another collection hopefully it'll get some road time...

I'm guessing the two matching leather suitcases, wallet, and key holder are not intact?

Here's a couple pics of what my seats looked like...

BLDR911

Very cool car Geoff. I can't imagine there are many of these left with such low mileage. This is a true collectible car. Unlike the 50th, this car is truly unique.

THEDIGLER

Car is truly a time capsule cant believe such low miles but man that is a lot of Dollars for a 996 my goodness but as I am just making an observation I hope you get full ask and wish you luck

redantporsche

Does anyone know how many of these were sold in the U.S.?

GeoffJr@Isringhausen

Thanks guys!

There were 739 produced for the US market.

BLDR911

Is the 40th just a C2S with a powerkit, and I assume you could get a powerkit on a 996 back then? Does anyone have experience comparing a 996 with a powerkit and one without?

hollmatt

The power kit in them is great. It loves being in the upper rev range and has an extra zing above 6000 which is unexpected. I bought mine new and still love driving it. I also have a 996 track car and I'd love that x51 motor in my track car!!

beetleything

It also came with LSD fitted, which was a rare option in a 996 it seems.
Also GT Silver only on the 40th 996's.
All leather interior - in a nice midnight blue - almost looks black but not.
GT side skirts.
Turbo nose.

All in all one of the nicest looking 996's IMHO.

Bandit201

Nice car....sold a few of them new. Great pics, once again from Isringhausen crew. Well laid out. You cant duplicate this car. GLWS

GeoffJr@Isringhausen

Bump still available

Than you very much!