Porsche 912 1968 An All Original Barn Find So Cal Dry Car , Must See !! on 2040-cars
La Verne, California, United States
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This is an all original late 1967, early 1968 Porsche 912 Coupe. Engine number matching to the car is #1281089, Paint code 68-6808-G and Veh ID # 12801098, compliments of the 912 Registry site. This is a ONE Owner car since he bought in 1968. It is all complete , Five gauge, Four speed I think, four cylinder model. It last ran over 10 years ago, when it was placed in storage in High Desert California. The owner stated that the engine was rebuilt few years prior before the storage of the vehicle and due to his health , he was no longer able to enjoy the Porsche. It has all five matching original Porsche alloy Fuchs wheels with correct serial numbers on all of them. I was advised the set of these wheels alone are worth over $2000. Ok, I found this Porsche just the way you see it, with dirt and dust and all, had it towed to my storage facility and that's where it remains now in as is condition with dust to prove how long it was in storage unused, plus you are welcome to speak to the original owner if you wish. As it is, one would need to replace all gas tank line rubber hoses, change the engine oil, add fresh gas and the Porsche should start and run, I hooked up the battery, sprayed an engine starting fluid in the Solexes and it started right away and ran well for a little bit, so you know the engine is alive and well. I will not do anything else to this Great original Patina beautiful car and leave it up to the next owner to enjoy, restore or whatever they may chose to do with it. Car registration is expired but no late fee's at the DMV , it has an original small square California Pink Slip still and two keys. Door locks work, window roll up and down but due to the dust and dirt , roll a bit sticky right now. Porsche will be sold in as is condition, not running but rolling and complete. I have more picture that I could not upload here so please ask if you need to see more. The auction Will run it's course, I understand the value of these vehicles but I am very fair. The Porsche is located in the City of San Dimas California, 91750. East access for you tow company.Any questions, please ask. Thank You so much and good luck !
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