PORSCHE 911 (997) TURBO 2009

Stunning 2 owner 997 Turbo Manual Coupe in Gen 1.5 Unicorn spec!

Meteor Grey with full black leather interior with memory drivers seat, sunroof, rear parking sensors, PCM3 with CarPlay and Android Auto (yes really - see pics). his has memory driver seat, Sports Chrono option which provides switchable damping, sports mode 10 second overboost (remember the 0-100mph for these cars is a little over 7 seconds! 10seconds is ages) and lap timing stop watch, Manual 6 speed. Mezger dry sump race derived engine, PSM - Porsche Stability Management, Bi Xenon lights with wash, climate control air conditioning, 4WD, 480 BHP Twin Turbo.

The car lives indoors (well in a garage), The 1st owner maintained her through the same Porsche Dealer (Bournemouth) for his ownership, I have owned this car for the last 5 years and used a variety of specialists for work.

- at 100k miles it had new dual mass flywheel and clutch. New brake disks and pads all round and replacement front radiators (I have receipts for £8k and photographs from this work shown in the pics)

- at around 110k miles she was treated to a set of Michelin PS4S

- at around 117k it had all the radiator pipes replaced by Brookspeed Porsche (about £1400 in parts and about the same in labour!)

- at around 120k miles I had the wizards of Porsche suspension - Centre Gravity (in this case Pete) sort the suspension, replace what was needed and do an alignment.

- it had a new battery about 15 months ago, lots of oil changes (just had another one), brake fluid changed. a/c topup, Has had 4 new front cv driveshaft boots (these are the harder ones to do! and as the outers had started to go, and it seemed churlish to not change the inners at the same time)

she drives brilliantly, fantastically stable (Pete's alignment is stunning) and with seemingly endless (well - it's a road car - It's not seen a track) acceleration and poise. A friend with a 40k mile example drove it and said my car drove better than his!

Fresh MOT

Porsche Classic registration and a PCGB valuation in excess of the asking price.