1977 Porsche 911 S on 2040-cars
Englewood, Colorado, United States
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1977 Porsche 911 S. This is a numbers matching car with a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity. The car is in excellent condition. No rust. Paint and body are in good shape. We put a freshly polished set of 16'' Fuch's wheels with Brand new Toyo R1R tires. We also put some very cool, very old school Recaro seats and a new Momo steering wheel. We put a new set of adjustable Koni's and had the car corner balanced and set to european ride height. The car also has an RSR style front bumper with functional oil cooler, and RSR style rear spoiler.The engine was rebuilt by the previous owner roughly 30K ago. The car was reapainted at some point. The paint is in good shape and shines nicely.The only issues with the car that we are aware of are typical minor oil leakage, 1st gear synchro is worn, the radio works but does not pick up any stations. This car is a total blast. Fun to drive, nice to look at, total conversation starter. Here is your chance to own a well sorted Porsche for reasonable money. We can assist with shipping at buyers expense. Feel free to call with any questions or to schedule a showing. All vehicle sales Subject to $299 D&H, $25 Title Fee, and any applicable Sales Tax
On Jun-01-14 at 09:27:54 PDT, seller added the following information: More pictures at 1stautosdirect.com |
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