1993 Porsche 968 LSD Sport Seats Cup Wheels Manual Transmission

1993 Porsche 968 Additional Info:

Hello, I am selling my 1993 Porsche 968 coupe. I consider it a running and driving project car. I purchased the car in 2011 and I did a few odds and ends with maintenance - changed all fluids, performed full belt and roller service, new tires, and then I drove it from Michigan to Savannah GA, to the 2011 Porsche Parade. My plan was to restore the car over time, but I never really found the time - too many cars and too busy with work and life. It’s quite rare car with the M220 Limited Slip Differential option and M383 M387 Sport Seats. Recent oil change, a/c compressor, timing belt. I’m a long time PCA member and I own other Porsche cars.

Exterior Color: Red

Interior Color: Cashmere (tan)

Miles: 162k

Transmission: 6 Speed Manual

Info I rec’d from the Porsche Club of America 968 Registry:

#842 of 2,234 North American968coupes
#193 of 6051993coupes
1 of 548 G1 Red coupes
1 of 208 G1 Red coupes paired with Black Cashmere interior
1 of 457 G1 Red coupes with a 6 speed
Original base price, no options:$39,950 with $725 Destination charge
Factory options include:

#193 of 6051993coupes

1 of 548 G1 Red coupes

1 of 208 G1 Red coupes paired with Black Cashmere interior

1 of 457 G1 Red coupes with a 6 speed

Original base price, no options:$39,950 with $725 Destination charge

Factory options include:

LC partial leather black/cashmere (1 of 677), $682

220 Limited Slip (1 of 584), $913

231 17” tires (standard with cup 1 wheels)

331 AM/FM cassette radio (standard)

383 Sport seat left, $314 (1 of 154)

387 Sport seat right, $314 (1 of 154)

403 17" cup 1 wheels (1 of 381), $1,378

418 Body side moldings, $350 (1 of 335)

454 Cruise Control (standard)

650 Sunroof (standard)

Total original MSRP was $44,626

It runs and drives fine and I would not hesitate to drive it home, but ideally you might want to trailer it. That being said, it has been sitting in my barn for 5+ years but I did change the oil, the timing belt and fix the a/c in April 2020. I did what I consider ‘the minimum’ to get it ready for the next buyer to get it home.

Items to note:

-I have not washed it in 5+ years

-Faded paint; its always been like this since I purchased it (with 157k miles).

-A few dings and dents throughout

-Cruise control does not work; does not hold the speed

-Drivers side top of door (black part) has a hole (black tape over it now)

-Driver side seat has a hole

-Passenger side sun visor clip broken

I’m including these new parts, all from Porsche:

-Oil filter

-Door handle rubber

-Door mirror rubber

-Brake sensors

Many more photos on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/gp/metalcutsmegan/mHJ5Fp

Feel free to contact me with any questions.