Highlights and general information

A 1997 Porsche 911 993 Cabriolet in blue metallic is for sale.

Highlights

• Rare 993 convertible with manual transmission
• Appraisal from 2019 with a grade of 2
• Convertible top renewed in 2018, invoice available
• TÜV just renewed - valid until 05/2027
• Registered and ready to drive

General information about the vehicle:

• Year of manufacture: 1997
• First registration: probably Germany, 1997
• Location: 64342 Seeheim-Jugenheim, Germany
• Number of previous owners: 4
• Previous accident
• Registered
• TÜV valid until 05/2027
• Ready to drive

Model history

The Porsche 993 marks the end of an era as the last air-cooled 911. Built between 1993 and 1998, it enjoys an excellent reputation among enthusiasts—especially as a manual transmission model. The convertible combines classic Porsche design with open-top driving pleasure. With its rounded rear end and proven technology, the 993 represents the perfect link between tradition and modernity in the Porsche universe for many.

Facts

Exterior & interior:

• Exterior color: Blue metallic
• Interior: gray leather upholstery with minor signs of age
• Repainted: Partially repainted

Engine and transmission:

• 3.6-litre 6-cylinder boxer with 272 hp
• Transmission: Manual
• Last service: 2023 (not entered in the service book)

Mileage

• 209,312 km (as read)
• Verifiable: Partially

Documentation

• German vehicle documents
• Service history with gaps available
• Appraisal report from 2019 with a grade of 2

Tires, brakes, bodywork & underbody:

• Tires: good tread, replaced in 2021
• Brakes: good condition
• Bodywork: good condition with minor age-related signs of wear
• Underbody: good condition with no rust

Please view the photo gallery and videos for further insight into the condition of the vehicle.

Known defects:

• Stiff steering

Please view the photo gallery and videos for further insight into the condition of the vehicle.

Summary

A 1997 Porsche 993 Cabrio with manual transmission and 209,312 kilometers is for sale. The car is in good condition and has a grade 2 appraisal. The bodywork is in good condition and the soft top was replaced a few years ago. The steering is stiff. With a TÜV certificate valid until May 2027, the vehicle is currently registered and roadworthy – an interesting classic for enthusiasts of the last version of the air-cooled Porsche 911.