1985 Porsche 911 Carrera Targa 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
San Francisco, California, United States
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Appearing before you is a 1985
Porsche 3.2L Carrera Targa
VIN # WP0ZZZ91ZFS141318. The vehicle offered has been adorned with California blue plates since its arrival and has received the official California's BAR sticker (see pic) and metal VIN plates. So rest assured this is a legitimate and recognized Euro model in California. With its Euro origins, it is considered a purer model compared to its US sibling. It sports a peppier motor and exhaust note, side signal lights, and wider bumper guards. More importantly, in the global vintage Porsche markets, the Euro models attract considerably more attention than the anemic US models. The car
has 116,000mi and is 100% rust free, electrical free, and has
all its papers. The vehicle sports a deep metallic blue exterior with full cream leather
interior. A timeless color combo. To not go overboard with my personal
praise of this car, allow me to quickly address the PRO's and CON's...
CON's 1. Faded Targa B pillar cross bar and rubber bumper pieces. 2. Minor door dings to the passenger and driver side doors. 3. Light paint scratches on passenger side. Decided not to repaint so as not to deceive the next buyer. 4. Aged dash board and rear dashboard but not cracked. PRO's 1.1985! which means factory upgraded 3.2L from 3.0L. Improved timing chain tensioner, which had been an issue on pre-'85 models, Bosch Motronic fuel injection, which replaced the K-Jetronic system. 2. Last of the detachable top Targa, possible upside potential. 3. California registered Euro model. BAR stickered. CA registered blue plate. 4. Original Fuchs wheels. 5. 100% no rust under carriage and body. 6. Helper spring serviced ensuring smooth shift changes. 7. All electricals functioning: Interior lights, Exterior Lights, All Instrument Gauges, Power Windows, Lights, even warning buzz from door not closed fully.
8. Full set of tools, 2 keys, and owner's manual and service manual included. 9. Solid doors and no water leak top. Bid with confidence. Test drives welcomed.Winning bid must be accompanied by a non refundable $1000 deposit. 10. CA title in hand. Video walk through of the vehicle. See it and hear it! Cut and paste the link---> youtube.com/watch?v=xFEnUeDdh1M |
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