1976 Porsche 911s With A 1996 Techart 993 Turbo Wide Body Kit on 2040-cars
Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:Flat 6
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1976
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Trim: Techart Turbo Widebody
Options: Leather Seats
Drive Type: Manual
Power Options: Ask about options
Mileage: 72,692
Sub Model: Techart
Exterior Color: Yellow
Warranty: As is, unfinished project -Not covered by warranty
Interior Color: Black
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You are viewing a gorgeous 1996 Techart wide body look Porsche 911 that was painstakingly converted and thoroughly restored from a clean 1976 Porsche 911S. This 911 can be a bargain as there aren’t many, if any at all “Porsche certified engineers only” tasks remaining for her. They’ve already been done for you! This stunning car can be won for less than half of the book value and thousands less than was spent on her restoration. The video available below, its contents and the virtual test drive was filmed days before this posting. The images capture accurately the car’s current appearance, ease & ability to start run and drive well. Search the ad title on youtube to see video "1976 Porsche 911S with a 1996 Techart 993 Wide Body Turbo Look"
Background: Even prior to her restoration she easily passed state inspection and is currently registered at a $35,000 insurance replacement value that includes a clean car fax report.VIN: MA11504 registered as a custom Porsche 911S. It will be inexpensive to insure especially if she’s insured as an antique or just as ’76 911S. She’s an adult female owned 911 with only two adult owners prior to her. This three owner, low mileage car was originally designated as a California car, for the first 30 some odd years. The second owner from San Jose CA decided she would make an excellent candidate for a body conversion. Her body work was completed by Better Bodies of San Jose who stretched and mounted correctly the extra low, extra wide, lightweight metal and fiberglass composite 993 body. The undertaking was to honor the look of the Techart 993 using authentic Porsche 996/993 parts when available. Authentic ’96 Porsche 993 Litronic Bi-Xenon headlights, signals, seats and exhausts are just to name a few. The transformation continued in 2009 by installing a custom made interior and speed yellow exterior paint. Adding original 996 turbo seats, custom updated leatherette console compartments, RS doors, new headliner, and carpets, under dashboard fiberglass kit was installed to hide wiring clutter. Pedal, brake, door handle/pins and cluster accents were also applied. The current owner completed the updating and restoration with only dealer test miles put on the car intermittently between tasks. This 911 was lovingly given an exhaustive, time consuming and expensive full mechanical restoration involving most aspects of the car from the bottom up. Most were not imperative but rather done out of adoration for the car and a desire to fully restore her to almost new condition.
Condition:
The car starts first time reliably and has been a consistently reliable car. As of today she is not leaking any fluids and prior to engine and electric over haul she leaked only dime size drops of oil. Before undergoing her most recent work she was used as a daily. Driving to and from RI – MA highway miles. That said, like anything that moves…eventually and without notice…breaks. Although unlikely since most everything on the car has been replaced or restored! There
are numerous paint defects throughout and she would benefit by being
repainted. The imperfections are not noticeable from 10-15 feet way but
are there just the same. At the time of completion, there was nothing
impeding this car from being driven starts right up.There are several owner biased odds and ends which you may wish to
repair, replace or repaint. The air/fuel adjustment bolt is stripped, and could be replaced.
The cost of this adjustment is between $2-$700. Although this is not
noticeable with regard to her ability to start & drive, but doing
this work will optimize her purr. Lastly, during her restoration she was not driven
regularly and would benefit from having a tune up, all fluids purged and
replenished before distance driving. She should be slowly broken in
again since she’s like new and hasn’t been driven beyond intermittent
test drives post engine, transmission and EFI conversion. That said, the
car is a bargain as a reliable daily driver that’s undergone a
meticulous restoration that will keep her new owner on the road with
miles of smiles so you can bid with confidence.
*PLEASE ASK ALL QUESTIONS PRIOR TO BIDDING*
TERMS OF SALE:
Only serious buyers from America please. No crazy international complicated transactions. Bidders with less than acceptable feedback must be approved by the seller. A $1500 non-refundable deposit is required within 3 hours after the close of the auction, the balance to be paid within 72 hours and the car to be picked up by the buyer’s elected shipper. Bank transfer is the preferred payment method. Other methods such as cash, bank check and PayPal are acceptable as well. Note* Buyers electing to use PayPal will be required to pay the 3% that PayPal would potentially charge the seller for using its service. The automobile will not be released until funds clear and a scan of drivers license is received as ID. All bids/payments thereafter are non retractable, non- refundable. Bidding and using the buy it now feature are all legally binding contracts. Please bid only if you have funds allocated, ready to follow through. Will entertain offers and have right to end auction early.
SHIPPING: Shipping
is the sole responsibility of the buyer, although reasonable
accommodations maybe offered to assist the buyer with the shipping
logistics. Please note this wide body Porsche that rests very, very low
to the ground. It requires special care when being towed.ie: Flatbed
with wood 4x8’s to assist. Otherwise the front or rear is susceptible
to damage.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The list below represents just some of the most recent work completed by local Porsche certified mechanics. The owner has 3” of receipts and a clear title.
There are no more than 50 miles have put on this car since the following work below was completed on 8/11/2013
Modifications with 15,000 Miles
· Installation of 8 Piece Techart Styled Metal/Fiberglass Composite Body on stretched body · Installation of new OEM glass bi-Xenon Headlights · Installation of HID igniters and bulbs Pure White · Installation of 2 Aero Side Mirrors · 2 RS America Style Door Panels Black Leather · Techart Tail w/3rd brake Light · Rare 18” Deep Dish MK rims powder coated with exhaust · Tires 70% tread 265/35 (not positive) but wide aggressive summer tires · Speed Yellow Exterior Paint |
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