How can you be sure about the mileage? The speedometers in the old 911s were easily removed and could be changed. Disconnecting the speedometer was also a breeze. Not that I was ever a party to such activity - I've just heard these things!

 

besides that, a car that old with 127 miles is gonna need A LOT of work. driving it that little is probably worse than diriving it 127k miles.

 

I found one over in Boca, an 89 coupe with 450 miles on it. I seriously considered trading in the 996 for it, but I figured I would have to replace every hose, belt, and seal before I could really drive it the way I wanted to. At that age, condition, and milage, I hate to say... put it in a museum. Gorgous cars...

 

Thats amazing, I wonder it was stored in a climate controlled garage all of those years.

 

no pic but is it the one on sloan cars? asking 125K for it?

 

I cant viewthe pic. I must be too late.

 

It was over 3 years ago.