911 S on 2040-cars
Rosemead, California, United States
For further questions email me : leopoldeckhoffjmo@web.de Stunning 1976 Porsche 911 S. Powering this Porsche 911 S for sale is a stout and rowdy 2.7L screamer! This little machine can help you get around that slowpoke in front of you so you can cruise the open roads with ease. Backing the powerplant is the all but famous Porsche 5 Speed manual transmission, this gives you the opportunity to drop a gear and let this 1976 Porsche 911 S sing that sweet Porsche sound. As you step back and take a glance at your n Porsche 911 S in your driveway make sure to have shades on as this white paint looks as good as it did from the factory. Climbing into the cockpit of this sports car you can rest your booty on plush black leather seats that will grip you and hold you in place as you are carving corners on the backroads. Options and features on this 1976 Porsche 911 S include: AM/FM Radio including a Cassette player, Power brakes, Power steering, Power sunroof, Seatbelts, Plush Leather Seating, Radial Tires that are wrapped around Rally wheels. Don?t miss your chance to own a classic like this!
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