1990 Porsche 911 964 on 2040-cars
Malabar, Florida, United States
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1990 Porsche 911 Carrera 2 Cabriolet (also known as a 964). This classic beauty runs and drives amazing. It has been regularly maintained and driven and is very happy.
Body & Paint: Body is straight and in excellent shape. Passenger door shows the only visible paintwork done. Paints shines and shows beautifully. Some areas of paint are thin and appear blotchy. A few minor well done touch-ups. Small area (aprox 2 inches - see photos) of rust under the paint at passenger side lower windshield.
Convertible Top: Mechanically works perfect. New cables installed recently. Fabric top and clear window in excellent condition. Very small and minor repairs to the fabric that are barely noticeable. Top recently show signs of leaking during heavy rains. We suspect that the seal at the roof is not making perfect contact with the top edge of the window. Tonneau cover included.
Tires & Wheels: New Bridgestone 17" with less than 2500 miles driven. Wheels in fair condition, minor scratches and minor curb rash.
Engine: Runs strong and sounds GREAT. Well maintained and run regularly. New Alternator, Fan, Fan Pully, and Belt. Engine compartment is clean. Spoiler not working and left in the "up' position (Spoiler motor works - probably needs new cable assembly). Steering is perfect and tight. New Rack with new boots installed recently.
AC: New AC compressor and fresh freon no leaks and is cold. Interior Fan Blower not 100%. Only Blows on fan speed settings 3 and 4.
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