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1976 Porsche 911 Targa. Rare Aluminum Pkg. Rust Free. 92k Original Miles. on 2040-cars

Year:1976 Mileage:92532
Location:

Stony Point, New York, United States

Stony Point, New York, United States
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 Up for sale. My 1976 Porsche 911 Targa. It has a factory Aluminum look option. Very rare.

Very solid car with no rust. Always kept indoors from day one. Oil changed every spring.I purchased this car from a close friend a few years back and have enjoyed driving her during the summer with the roof off.

The car run and drives great. Service history that was performed less than 2000 miles ago includes:

New axles
Tires
Spark plug wires
Zimmerman front and rear rotors
Brake pads
Brake hoses
All brake hardware replaced
Brake fluid flush
Points
Clutch pedal spring
Shifter bushings (shifts nice and tight)
Clutch pedal bushing kit
Brake master cylinder
Clutch clevis pin
Clutch cable kit
oil lines
Tale light lens

The Porsche has had a repaint years before i purchased it and looks great. Not a show car but very presentable.
There is no visible rust but there are a couple of dings and dents and a scratch on the hood.
The targa top could use a refinishing.

The interior is in amazing condition. No dash cracks or signs or wear at all.
The drivers seat has wear but no rips.
The drivers side door is missing the compartment flap and the drivers side window operates but does not close the last 3" or so.

The undercarriage has absolutely no rust or soft spots.

Overall this is a great car and great investment as we all know how fast they are appreciating. Especially the early models with lots of chrome.

Please contact me with any questions or to come and take a look. Email for  a link with over 78 pics of the car. 
Thanks for looking.




On Feb-20-14 at 11:30:46 PST, seller added the following information:

 Hello,

I was finally was able to take the car for a ride for the first time in a while. When i put the car away last year it had a thumping noise which i thought was a bad axle. I just replaced both axles and the noise is still there. The car feels fine in all 5 forward gears. Just reverse has an issue. I'm thinking it might be a clutch but not sure.



On Feb-20-14 at 12:11:30 PST, seller added the following information:

 I encourage all serious buyers to call me before bidding.
646-504-3348

Porsche 911 for Sale

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