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Very well maintained 1990 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Targa in Dark Blue (nearly black) with matching interior. Rich looking color package. 180,611 smiling miles Asking price is $14,900
The car is serviced by an expert mechanic and Porsche Club member – CS Motorsports. I am selling the vehicle because of a teenage daughter getting her drivers license.
Upgrades include;
Aero mirrors, heated with electrical adjustment
17” AT Italia wheels
Targa top professionally recovered and relined in 2004.
European marker lights
Upgraded Stereo:
Blaupunkt Honolulu – CD with equalizer
Brand new Pioneer Speakers
Blaupunkt Amp hidden under passenger seat
Window tinting
Base options include climate control, power steering, power windows, power door locks, cruise control, dual power seats, driver side and passenger airbags, 5 Speed manual transmission, rear jumper seats with seatbelts, 3.6L flat six engine, All Wheel Drive. This is a wonderful car to drive every day or just on the weekend. It has been extremely reliable. I welcome anyone to talk with my mechanic to discuss the car in detail.
My rating on the interior is an 8, the paint is a 7 as there are some paint chips one would expect along with a minor scratch in paint on front and rear bumpers. My father owned the car before I did.
Here is a yearly summary by miles on what work I’ve done to the car.
2002 100,000 miles AC replaced evaporator and recharged refrigerant, New Wheels and Tires $900
2003 120,000 miles Stereo Install European marker lights lenses $80
2004 133,000 miles Full tune up $605, New Aero heated mirrors, New brake pump, differential seals replaced $1300
2005 145,000 miles Replace original clutch $1800, New Brakes, Power Steering belt brand new oil lines
2006 $500 New spark plug wires, new caps, new rotors, new oil cooler $400
2007 New tires, balanced, new fan belt installed and adjusted, $250 for window tinting, new headlights
2008 New spark plugs, oil change
2009 Oil changed, new front brake rotors, new oil cooler and oil lines
The 964 model is a very popular model in the long history of the 911. There is a huge following on the Porsche owners group and there are numerous forums for people that want to repair the cars themselves. Rennlist is a wonderful site for these types of discussions.
I would also recommend the book by Adrian Streather called the “Porsche 911 Enthusiast's Companion”™
Carrera 2, Carrera 4 and Turbo 1989 – 1994 From that book, I believe a handy person can repair anything on this car. http://forums.rennlist.com/
Terms and Conditions of Sale
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