2006 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
Depauw, Indiana, United States
Send me an email at: elisabeth.mikolajczyk@isonews2.com .
Beautiful 2006 Porsche 911 Carrera 6sp Cabrio. Low miles at 31k, runs and drives excellent. I have owned may
Porsches over the years and had not had one in a long time and purchased this one. It is a lovely metallic steel
blue color with tan interior. No rips, wear or tear to the interior. Loaded with the power top in black, powers
windows with dark tint, and all the accessories you would expect from this type of car. Power top works
flawlessly. 19in sport rims have nearly new tires and no curb rash either.
There is nothing to fault with the car. It does have two scratches, one on the rear trunk and one on the passenger
side rear fender. Also, on the front nose where the front mounted license plate sits, there is a small crack. If
you leave where you need that plate, should be hidden. If not, see picture to determine. I was ok keeping it
there as this was to be more than a weekend toy for me.
Title is in my name. I would love to keep it, but I was forced to replace a truck unexpectantly which means this
should be the one to go.
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