1969 Porsche 912 on 2040-cars
Vista, California, United States
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This car has been a daily driver for years. I am helping a customer sell the car. We have been doing all the the service on this car for over 10 years here at European Motorsports in Vista Ca. We have all the service records for this time period. The car is very close to rust free, but I did find one small spot in the front under pan that can be seen in the pictures. It still has the original front fuel tank support! The car really runs well & has good power. It has a factory 5 speed transmission, Weber carburetors, factory front sway bar. The dash is like new, clean & no cracking. Paint & body look great. The driver door has a slight uneven gap at the lower leading edge....see it in the pictures. Heads were rebuilt 35k miles ago. If you have any questions or would like to see the car, call Joe at European Motorsports (760)599-9307.
They can also put the car on a rack for your own inspection. Seller reserves the right to end the auction early as it is listed for sale in other classifieds. |
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