1968 Porsche 911 T S Sunroof Matching# Original Californian Car!no Rust 2 Owner on 2040-cars
Santa Monica, California, United States
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1968 porsche Sunroof 911 T ( S ) Original Californian For Sale
Once In your Life time! NO RUST! MATCHING NUMBERS! ORIGNAL COLOR ( IRISH GREEN ) NEW INTERIOR ! 2 OWNER ! NO ACCIDENT ! FUCHS WHEELS! NEW BRAKE LINES! NEW WINDOW SEALS! S BRAKES! I am offering for sale my lovely 1968 Porsche 911 T (S) Sunroof Original Californian Sports car. The car started her life in Los Angeles . The first owner was a Gentleman from Beverly hills who had the car and always kept well. The car originally was a sportmatic but he ordered to change the trans mission by the Porsche dealer to manual. He always repair the car in West LA Porsche garage. One day he end up to by a Ferrari and one of the lucky worker for the Porsche shop bought the car from the Gentleman. The car ended up to the back yard by the house of the Porsche Mechanic. Since the car was a MATCHING NUMBER RUST FREE CAR WITH ORIGINAL FLOOR AND SUNROOF i decided to put back in original shape ! The car has the original 2.0 matching engine and 4 speed manual trans mission. It is runs nice with strong engine . ONCE IN YOUR LIFE TIME! DO NOT MISS OUT ON THIS ONE ! RARE CAR HARD TO FIND ! I WILL AD 120 PICTURES TO SHOW THE CONDITION OF THE CAR. Engine number :3380434 vin number :11835702 color code :6806 International buyers are welcome in my auction! The car sale as is ! There is no Warranty ! If you are interested in the Porsche please feel free to ask questions or please call me at 323 632 9308. My payment method is Bank wire transfer or cash in person. The buyer must pay $600 deposit right away ! The full peymant must do with in 4 business day PLEASE LOOK AT THE 120 PICTURES FROM THIS GORGEOUS CAR! IT WILL HELP YOU TO HAVE AN IDEA ABOUT THE CONDITION OF THE CAR. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING MY AD HAPPY BIDDING.
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