Porsche: 911 Custom Showcar Loaded With Over $150k on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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CUSTOM 1987 PORSCHE SLANTNOSE 930 911 TURBO OVER $150K INVESTED I am the private owner of this beast. I currently have it on consignment at Gateway Classic Cars in Tampa FL Showroom. It is a one of a kind Porsche to add to your collection and have the only one in existence of its kind. Built from a 1987 Porsche 911 Turbo 930 Cabriolet, this supercar will throw you back in your seat and throw a smile on your face. Built after the 1979 Porsche 935 K3 car built by Kremer Racing, from Cologne, Germany; this 911 Porsche Turbo for sale is a 500 horsepower monster! The drivetrain on this Porsche Carrera for sale starts with a built 3.3L 6 cylinder engine, topped with an intercooled k3 turbo. It has top tier specs and was built with the best, including: Electromotive Tec 1 management, twin plugs, and was engineered by Jarvis Tech.
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