1977 Porsche 911 S on 2040-cars
Santa Clarita, California, United States
1977 Porsche 911 S with a 1981 SC 3.0 liter engine In anthracite grey metallic color code 624-9-3.
Relisted due to buyer not purchasing
Engine upgrade done with California carb smog approval (sticker issued placed in door jam) cat converter installed
(car would be easy to smog in California)
Car runs and looks great. No cracks on the dash. The power windows, sunroof and rear wiper all work, even the clock
works great.
Recent work completed
Engine wiring harness re-wired
New spark plugs, wires and injectors
New alternator
Replaced WUR
Rebuilt distributor
70mm Dansk sport muffler (original included)
AC system fully removed (parts included)
Carpet replaced with lightweight RS style
Door cards replaced with lightweight rsr style (originals and hardware included)
Trombone oil cooler replaced with Mocal carrera style cooler with temperature activated fan
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