1985 Euro Spec Porsche 911 Targa 3.2l on 2040-cars
San Francisco, California, United States
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Presented before you is a 1985 3.2L Euro Porsche 911 Targa. The car was offered here weeks ago but because of previous winner’s inability to raise funds, it is placed on the market once more. Again if you need to sell one car to get this car please do not bid. Allow me to once more address some of the car’s history to you. It is a 2 owner 1985 Euro Spec 911 Targa with factory special ordered paint and cr?me leather. (I’ve attached the color code for your inspection and 2 sets of photos of the car in different light so you can see how extraordinary this color is). The Euro spec 3.2L cars came with 10.3:1 compression compared to the U.S.’s 9.5:1. What this means is 231HP instead of 200HP output. The engine, transmission and chassis #s are matching by the way. The vehicle has been in California since 1986 hence the blue plates which you see. What makes this Euro spec Targa even more desirable is that it also wears the California BAR sticker which so many of the Euro spec’d cars on Ebay do not have. This makes it a 100% smog legal in California. I have also attached photos of the car’s last smog certificate which was performed in October 2013 to prove. The vehicle is clean through and through with no stories, no gawdy add ons like whale tails and chrome wheels. Enough of my blabber and here are the bullet points on why you should or shouldn’t buy the car. Con’s: - 116,670miles - Odometer, headlights, and front bumper converted to US spec to allow for US entry. - Several door dings and minute scratches along door edge and rear lid. - Weathered steering wheel along with front and rear dash. - Dated radio system that needs to be addressed. -
Squeaky suspension over hard road bumps. Suspension
is original and has never been changed. Car is unmolested. - Other Porschephiles asking if they can have this car’s paint code. - Annoying Ferrari 308 owners trying to race you thinking they’re in the movie ‘Against All Odds’.
Pro’s: - 116,670miles (For 29years that equates to 4000miles per year!) - Euro spec 3.2L motor. - 100% No rust (Photos of under the car included) - Matching numbers - Porsche special paint combo. - All OEM parts except for radio. - Water tight Targa top. Inside and out. - All functioning electrical seat, windows, lights, wipers, dash lights, and A/C. - Recently serviced in March by Charles, ex Stable mechanic here in SF, with all fluids replaced. Sparkplugs swapped out. Mechanic can be contacted as he knows the vehicle’s history. - Brakes on demand with no issues. - CA smogged, CA Titled, CA blue plated, and CA garaged here in San Francisco. - 16” OEM Fuchs wheels with no curb rash and tires. - Complete tools, manuals, pouch and spare wheel + tire. - Upside resale in European markets. - Located in San Francisco and ready for any test drives. - Detailed on April 11th.
Bid with absolute confidence.
Additional photos (just copy and paste the following link): plus.google.com/u/0/photos/116470039084293368746/albums/5989980319448441137 Video walk through of the car on a rack while motor running to show no oil or fluid leaks (just copy and paste link): youtube.com/watch?v=PUsYmSd4hD0
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