1985 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe on 2040-cars
Belmar, New Jersey, United States
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1985 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe. Carrera red exterior and black leather interior. The vehicle is rust free. The exterior is very nice with original paint. The body panels are nice and very straight. Note: the Carrera Whale tail and front chin spoiler. The power sunroof works perfectly.
The alloys are in excellent condition. The tires have very few miles. The interior is in great condition. The drivers seat has some cracking of the leather and the headliner has a a couple small marks by the light fixture. The engine is in great condition. Easy starter and runs hard and true. The air conditioning works well but not bone chilling. As the Germans say, "We do not understand the Americans fascination with air conditioning and cup holders". This 911 is all original. I have logs and any work that has been done is with original or correct replica Porsche parts. The vehicle has approx. 158.000 miles, the odometer quite working at 151,000 miles. Bottom line this is a beautiful 1985 Porsche 911 in original condition.You will not find may 1985 Porsche's that have not been updated or have had broken parts replaced with none original or original spec. equipment. Shipping is local or Buyer can arrange for pickup via carrier. |
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