1980 Black Porche 911 Sc With 993 Style Body Upgrade on 2040-cars
Woodland Hills, California, United States
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You are bidding on a really nice 170,471 mile 911 SC. Mechanically the car is in good condition, the motor was gone through a year and a half ago in 2011. It sounds amazing with the addition of a sport exhaust - sounds like a real muscle car. The original color was red, but it was painted black in 2000 and repainted in 2006 when the body style was changed to the wide body 1997 993 style as pictured. The interior is pretty nice with far less wear than you would associate with a 34 year old car...people can hardly believe its age!! I've owned this car for the past 13 years. The mileage is relatively low given the age of the car. There is a fairly effective A/C unit which works pretty well (Porches are actually a bit notorious for having poor A/C systems). It has an added alarm system and nice stereo.
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