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Year:1999 Mileage:54950 Color: THE CAR IS AMAZING ON THE EXTERIOR AS WELL
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United States

United States

1999 PORSCHE BOXSTER

54,950 ORIGINAL MILES

ALWAYS GARAGED


LET ME START BY SAYING THIS CAR IS IN IMMACULATE CONDITION.  CAR IS A LOCAL CALIFORNIA CAR.  ALWAYS GARAGED KEPT.  NEVER BEEN IN ANY KIND OF ACCIDENT AND HAS ALL ORIGINAL PAINT.  NEVER HAS HAD ANY PAINT ISSUES OF ANY KIND

*INTERIOR
THE CAR IS NEAR FLAWLESS ON THE INSIDE.  LEATHER IS IN NEAR MINT CONDITION.  CARPET, DOOR PANELS, DASH, GAUGES AND EVERYTHING IN THE CAR IS EXCELLENT.  THERE ARE NO BLEMISHES TO SPEAK OF ON THE INTERIOR.  ITS A 9 OUT OF 10.


*EXTERIOR
THE CAR IS AMAZING ON THE EXTERIOR AS WELL.  ORIGINAL, BEAUTIFUL BERGUNDY PAINT SHINES LIKE NEW, YOU WOULD NEVER BELIEVE THAT IT IS A 14 YEAR OLD CAR.  I REALLY DON'T HAVE ANYTHING NEGATIVE TO SPEAK OF ON THE EXTERIOR AS WELL.  ORIGINAL TOP AND WINDOW IN UNBELIEVABLE CONDITION! ORIGINAL WINDOW CLEAR AND SUPPLE STILL! HEADLIGHTS STILL LOOK NEW WITH ZERO FADING OR HAZING.  THE CONTINENTAL/CONTI TIRES ARE NEAR NEW, AND THEY ARE ON VERY RARE AND EXPENSIVE, GENUINE PORSCHE  CARRERA S  WHEELS  (NEAR IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND ON A BOXSTER AND THESE ARE THE $6k CARRERA S WHEELS!) THE CARS EXTERIOR IS A 8 OUT OF 10

*MECHANICALLY
THE CAR NEEDS NOTHING.  THE CAR HAS BEEN SERVICED WHEN REQUIRED. MECHANICALLY THE CAR IS PERFECT AND NEEDS NOTHING.  (JUST HAD THE SERPENTINE BELT REPLACED AT 48k MILES, AND I WILL INCLUDE AN ORIGINAL PORSCHE SPARE, PICTURE INCLUDED ABOVE). 

I KNOW SOMETIMES ITS TOUGH TO BUY SOMETHING WITHOUT SEEING IT.  I CAN ASSURE YOU THAT THIS CAR IS EVERYTHING THAT I SAY IT IS.   I HAVE BEEN AROUND ALOT OF CARS AND THIS BY FAR IS THE NICEST CAR IVE EVER SEEN FROM 1999.  IT  SERIOUSLEY COULD PASS FOR A 2011 OR 2012.  I HAVE GREAT FEEDBACK AND HAVE SOLD MORE THAN 5 OTHER CARS ON EBAY.  I AM ALWAYS UPFRONT AND ACCURATE ON MY DESCRIPTIONS.  BE CONFIDENT TO KNOW YOU COULD BUY THIS CAR AND HAVE IT SHIPPED TO YOUR DOOR STEP AND KNOW THAT YOUR GETTING WHAT I SAY YOU ARE. 

I AM THE 3RD OWNER OF THIS CAR AND HAVE ENJOYED IT FOR OVER A YEAR. IT HAS ONLY BEEN DRIVEN ON THE WEEKENDS, AND I HAVE ONLY PUT ABOUT 5000 MILES ON IT IN THE PAST YEAR. THE PREVIOUS OWNER HAD ONLY DRIVEN THE CAR FOR 6000 MILES IN THE 7 YEARS SHE OWNED IT! CAR HAS A CLEAR CALIFORNIA TITLE.



WINNER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING THE CAR, BUT I CAN GIVE SUGGESTIONS ON SHIPPING, AS I HAVE SHIPPED CARS THAT I HAVE PERSONALLY BOUGHT ON EBAY. (SHIPPING PRICE CAN RANGE FROM $500-1500 DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU LIVE).


WINNER AGREES TO PAY A NON-REFUNDABLE $500 DEPOSIT IMMEDATELY AFTER AUCTION ENDS, AND REMAINING AMOUNT OWED WILL HAVE TO BE BANK WIRE TRANSFERRED WITHIN 7 DAYS OF AUCTION END REGARDLESS OF WHEN YOUR SHIPPER PICKS UP THE CAR.


CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO WATCH A FULL WALK AROUND VIDEO OF THE CAR

AS IF YOU WERE STANDING RIGHT THERE BUYING IT IN PERSON.  SHOWS THE CAR

INSIDE AND OUT.  THIS GIVES YOU THE CONFIDANCE TO BUY THE VEHICLE

AS IF YOU WERE STANDING RIGHT THERE LOOKING AT IR FOR YOURSELF!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXxe8vjfHHU&feature=youtu.be
































On May-01-14 at 04:54:54 PDT, seller added the following information:

***European Bidders Welcomed to Bid!***


On May-01-14 at 15:30:30 PDT, seller added the following information:

**Car is located in Cathedral City, CA**

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