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Sc Sunroof Coupe - Low Reserve! on 2040-cars

Year:1982 Mileage:159623
Location:

Alvin, Texas, United States

Alvin, Texas, United States

This is a very clean and solid Porsche 911 SC.  It has spent most of it's life in East Texas. The car is currently owned by the 3rd owner who has had it since 1987 and used it for his daily driver until he retired about 12 years ago. It has seen very little use since then - in fact only about 10,000 miles.  He has moved to Florida and decided not to take it with him and has asked me to sell "his Baby" for him.  I am not a dealer, just a friend and the car is in Alvin, Texas if you want to pre-inspect it.

It is well maintained with a stack of receipts for things done to it over the years.  It has the original owners manuals and tool kit.  Clear Texas title with no liens. 

Here is what I know:  repainted by a high end paint shop in 2002 in same original Gray color.  New seat Upholstery 2011, AC is upgraded to 134a, Timing chain tensioner upgrade at 130,000 miles, catalytic converter replaced at 155,000 miles, Upgraded headlights.

Nice Blaupunkt radio with electric antenna, has Alarm system, factory fog lights, cruise, tinted power windows, power mirrors.  It comes with a Porsche car cover.

The condition of the interior is pretty much flawless with only a little fading on the rear seat tops which could easily be dyed.  There is a small dent in the left rear quarter panel, there are some rock chips on the hood, no rust on floorpan and the car was reportedly garage kept.  I just replaced the strut lifts for the hood and engine cover.

It needs front tires and the AC need charging.

This is a low reserve auction compared to others on e-bay currently, but I reserve the right to end early for a local sale.  I can answer questions through ebay and on the phone between 6pm and 9pm CST during the week.  281-585-5744.  I can also get any other information you need from the owner.

Good Luck,

Mike

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