1977 Porsche 911 S on 2040-cars
Onsted, Michigan, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: margorieimbrogno@juno.com .
1976 Porsche 911S Lightweight Coupe.
I am selling my 1976 Porsche 911S to a new owner. This Car is optioned very rare. It is silver with black interior
which is a very desirable combo. The car has no sunroof or power windows and is super lite. The car has a 2.7 liter
engine in fantastic running condition with a complete disassembly and rebuild at 85,000. The car has many
recommended mechanical upgrades like Carrerra tensioners, 11 blade fan, upgraded alternator and updated head studs.
This car was not equipped with thermal reactor and never has had any overheating. Transmission goes into gear
perfectly and shifts through all gears as expected. Suspension is pretty fresh with new weltmiester drop links in
the front. Shock absorbers where also replaced in the past few years and work great. Other new items include new
good year tires and fuel injectors. Exterior paint was redone about 6 years ago to original color. Paint looks
fantastic and was a very professional job (looks factory) Glass was taken out and car was stripped to bare medal
before painting. Every single trim piece was replaced after painting including all black rubber/metal trim over
entire car. Door seals are new and wheels where professional restored. There are a few rocks chips on the paint but
unnoticeable from 10 feet. There is a single small scratch/depression on the rear fender near the engine lid which
can be seen in the picture of rear shot. Pictures are very Representative of the cars actual condition. Body has
zero rust or corrosion based on inspection. Interior has been redone and has some custom stitchwork on seats and
rear. Headliner has also been redone in the last year. The front glass is brand new as well as the front and rear
glass seals. The dashboard was just replaced 6monthes ago at a price of $1200. There is no radio or stereo system
in car. Nobody believes this car is a 1976 and is shocked at its condition. I planned to keep this car forever
hence the significant investment.
The great thing about this car is the history that comes with it. I literally have every receipt for this car sense
its first oil change in 1976. Every oil change is recorded in a complete log book to date. Every tune up or fluid
change is also recorded. I have a 4 Inch binder complete with every receipt of any repair ever done on this car
sense 1976. The car also comes with complete owner history and details of every modification from birth. This car
is a 40 year old vehicle and is very rare to find documentation of this level. Original owners manual, Oil change
and fluid book, tuneups and even original tool kit. This 911 has excellent investment potential as the
documentation is very detailed and condition is very good.
this understanding. List of known outstanding issues below
· - Small deep scratch/depression Aprox 1inch long 1mm deep on rear of car near rear lid.
· -Minor rock chips
· -Turn/Brake light fuse blows occasionally
· -Bottom knee bumper below dash missing. (some people remove for weight)
-These are the only known issues upon inspection.
-After market air conditioning from dealer removed but included in sale (in a Box)
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