1982 Porsche 911 Sc Targa on 2040-cars
Goshen, Virginia, United States
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Up for sale is my 1982 Porsche 911 SC Targa. It has been my personal car for almost 20 years. It is Metallic
Graphite Gray with Black leather interior. approx Milage 117 K. No rust or accidents. Clean Clear Virginia
Title. Very nice Numbers matching car.
The car is simply beautiful . Always garage kept. All original
with only practical upgrades such as Carrera Tensioners, True SSI stainless heat exchangers, Bilstein shocks, H4
headlights, etc.
The color is Factory Graphite Gray Metallic (looks like a black pearl metallic at night and a medium dark gray in
the sun) Beautiful and rare color. Paint is all original with just a few fixable small stone chips. Factory
original Turbo tail. Factory 16X7 and 16X8 polished Fuchs for an aggressive stance-- not the wimpy 15s that came
on many SCs. Ordered from factory to look like the 1980s Weissach edition, but is an 1982 thus a much nicer car.
Interior is original and in good shape. It has a slight stitching issue (fixable) on drivers seat(see pix). Very
good condition for its age. Targa Top was redone a few years ago and is in nice shape. Slight blister on Turbo
tail rubber seal. Tail is original Porsche--not an aftermarket. Tires are in good shape.
Engine is strong and was recently resealed when a brand new clutch was installed. Has no known oil leaks. Recent
service including new Interstate battery, new thermostat seal, new O rings, temp sender seal, oil cooler seals,
hoses, plugs, etc... Car has always been well maintained and I have many recipes and service records.
Overall the car is in great shape. It looks awesome and always turns heads.
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