1986 Porsche 930 on 2040-cars
Philo, Illinois, United States
If you have any questions please email at: marnamvveenstra@ukprofessionals.com .
Recent restoration done on the body, drive train, and interior.
1986 Porsche 930 / 911 Turbo, unique Ruf modifications, 64k original miles, fresh engine rebuild, rare Ruf parts.
This Porsche was lightly modified by a Ruf authorized dealer when it was 13000 miles new.
Original speedo shows 13k miles on it Plus the 50k that are on the ruf speedo
They installed , Ruf front mount oil cooler, Ruf polyurethane front spoiler, Ruf tachometer and speedometer, VDO
boost gauge, Ruf intercooler, Ruf muffler, Ruf steering wheel, and Ruf boost control knob . There were likely other
Ruf items that were removed and sold before acquiring the car. The car had 50k miles when bought it in 2014, and It
had undergone Mild restoration of the drive train, interior and exterior.
Well over $80,000 in receipts for the car. Paint, interior and engine rebuild and have less than 1000 miles on it
since completing the work. This is the best way to buy a 930
Body
$20,000 repaint (there was some acid rain inperections.
Ruf polyurethane spoiler
Ruf front mount oil cooler
Drivetrain
Ruf Clutch package
Full top end engine rebuild and trans refresh completed in early 2014
Ruf intercooler and muffler.
*Work done by Perfect Power in Illinois
NO OIL LEAKS.
Interior
Complete new black leather interior with sports seats done.
Ruf tachometer
Ruf speedometer
Ruf steering wheel
Other
Never wrecked, zero body work, no rust
Never tracked by current owner (not even auto-crossed)
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