1979 Porsche 911 930 Turbo on 2040-cars
Butler, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for bid is a very nice 1979 930 turbo. White with red leather/black carpet. Original MSRP. I have service history from 1999 to present along with a few old registration cards. The miles one current speedo are 20,559, the original 85mph speedo was replaced and documented(in service booklet) in 1982 with a 160mph speedo. the original speedo (I still have) has 1,023 miles, total miles of 21,529 . The paint looks to be original other then the right rear quarter. (Was repainted do to a scratch from a tool while working I the car) Some areas of the paint could you a nice wet sanding/buffing to bring the car back to perfect. The leather is in great shape, just a little wear on the drivers side bolster. all electronics work as they should. The car was slightly modified some time ago. I have OEM heat exchangers with thermo reactor by-pass, muffler, turbo, intercooler, A/C compressor, original Fuch wheels and Speedo. mods are: This car starts right up and runs perfect! no hesitation, no burning oil and no smoke! Very fast car! if desired to return to original, you'll have the parts.... The only blemishes on the car from what I can tell are small indentations(dents) around the jack points of the car (see pics) any dent removal guy should be able to fix with no issues. Please email or text with any questions. 412-983-8199 |
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