1988 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
Orange, California, United States
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1988 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe G-50 Trans, 20 plus yr ownership
Silver Blue 1988 Porsche 911 3.2 Carrera Coupe. Records back to 1997 with present ownership.
Examining this 911 we have a very original, well looked after, excellent driver with re-built engine and smooth G50
trans, but the car shows evidence of age cosmetically The original paint shines well but the clear coat on paint
pealing in spots and there are stone chips and small scratches. No evidence of any accidents and no rust, and panel
gaps are very good. Interior is mostly original apart from a re-upholstered driver seat. Dash has cracks, and
carpets are original and show wear. Sunroof operates but needs felt liner glued. Aftermarket radio head.
Instruments all work but show slight hazing on oil gauge. Partial power driver's seat and all electronics on this
911 work except AC does not blow cold. Tires are quite new. Windshield is clear but has two small stone chips, rest
of glass excellent.
This Porsche makes an excellent daily driver today: engine is strong it revs easily and shows no oil burn on
start-up or hard acceleration or deceleration, body tight and suspension firm, brakes are good as is steering rack
feel. Clearly a daily driver cosmetically and representative of its 198k miles.
Please call 650-261-1777
VIN: WP0AB0919JS120685
Price: $37911.
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