1981 Sc Grey Market Porsche With Carrera Conversion on 2040-cars
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This is a 1981 SC (Super Coupe) It's a rare imported model from Germany which is considered grey market. The VIN number is WPoZZZ91ZBS101519. It being a grey market Porsche it had to pass an EPA inspection and the car was gone through thoroughly. (No broomstick handles here lol) Being a grey market it's Euro spec. Has brand new P zero tires, slotted brakes, full aluminum race exhaust, mild cam,lightened flywheel, retro AC, which has small leak in condenser at the moment. Runs and drives amazing. Feels like it may have a shift kit in it as your hand seems to be guided into each gear on its own. Interior is flawless, always runs cool on the gauge. Recent compression and leak down test with documentation and numbers will be provided. Front seats seem to be some type of Porsche race seats their not stock. The deck lid is in amazing condition, there's zero rust. The motor leaks no oil at all! Sunroof and power windows work flawlessly. Momo steering wheel, upgraded CD player. Clearly at some point a previous owner converted the car because it doesn't look stock. It seems to be a 930/ 964 conversion with H4 headlights. It's looks amazing. Has a few flaws in paint about 5 chips here and there. There are a few parts of the heater missing : the IE heat exchange, hoses, a connector, and the rear blower. Everything else is there and works as it should. Turns heads everywhere it goes and gets lots of attention.
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