1975 Porsche 911 959 on 2040-cars
Big Oak Flat, California, United States
1975 Porsche 911 with a 959 conversion VERY RARE!Clean title Smog exempt 123k miles Very clean 4 speed manual V8 350 GM motor swapNew Dunlop tires Momo steering wheel Car is about 95% complete, starts runs and drives but will need the cooling system finished Over $50k has been invested into this car Perfect car for a Porsche air cooled motor or custom radiator work in the rear (currently in the front) or an electric conversion which I was going to do, smog exempt so the sky is the limit I have a complete brand new electric car EV set up for this car as I was going to convert it to electric. It comes with everything you need for the conversion, I will sell the kit for an extra $6,000 if you choose to go that route Car will need to be towed because of the cooling system, I can have it towed up to 100 miles of 95124 with my AAA card The car is not a show car so dont expect museum quality, the radio does not work as well
Email me at : cozi0rollinmoore@yahoo.com
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