1982 Porsche 911sc , Parts Car, Convertible, 993 on 2040-cars
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina, United States
Engine:NA
Drive Type: NA
Make: Porsche
Mileage: 111,111
Model: 911
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: Convertible
Options: Convertible
This is a car I bought for the engine and transmission. Probably was a Targa at one time. I have front seats. No rust issues. No fuel tank. Good door panels, doors are in great shape, 993 door mirrors, dash has one small crack. All brakes are there. Convertible conversion is all there. 993 body kit is pretty much all there ,the back bumper is off but is in good shape, 993 head lights. Lots of good parts or build a track car.
I have a clear title but cannot transfer in my state. It will transfer in other states. Title will go with the car.
Call 910-792-6263 / 910-616-7792 with any questions. Tom.
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