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1983 Porsche 911sc Cabriolet Convertible Rare 1st Year Edition - California Car on 2040-cars

Year:1983 Mileage:181200
Location:

Huntington Beach, California, United States

Huntington Beach, California, United States
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THIS 1983  911 SC CABRIOLET (CONVERTIBLE) 3.0 LITER SIX-CYLINDER WITH A 5 SPEED MANUEL GEARBOX AND  AIR- COOLED, MECHANICAL FUEL-INJECTION ENGINE WITH ORIGINAL 181,000 MILES IS A SPECIAL CAR AND FUN TO DRIVE.

THIS WAS THE FIRST YEAR PORSCHE MADE THIS 911SC CABRIOLET (CONVERTIBLE)  AND IS A  RARE  SURVIVOR WITH ITS ORIGINAL COLOR  RUBY RED METALLIC PAINT (COLOR CODE 810 9 4) BUT WAS REPAINTED IN THE SAME COLOR SOME YEARS BACK.  IN THE  PICTURES THERE IS A SMALL 2" SCRATCH ON LOWER FRONT PASSENGER SIDE FENDER. 


BODY AND PAINT IS IN NICE CONDITION AS SHOWN IN THE PICTURES WITH THE REAR LARGE CALIFORNIA BUMPER PADS REMOVED BUT   WILL COME WITH THE CAR AND HARDWARE FOR REMOUNTING IF YOU CHOOSE.  THE TOP IS VERY NICE AND MAY BE ORIGINAL BUT HAS PROBABLY BEEN REPLACED AT SOME JUNCTURE..

THE CAR  IS PRESENTLY REGISTERED IN CALIFORNIA AND HAS CURRENT INSPECTION STICKER.

THE CAR HAS FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING THAT DOES WORK BUT NEEDS TO BE RECHARGED. FEATURES  POWER WINDOWS AND MIRRORS THAT ALL WORK.
THIS CAR RUNS VERY STRONG AND LEAKS NO FLUIDS

THE INTERIOR SEATS ARE IN  MINT CONDITION AND ARE ORIGINAL PORSCHE 911 SADDLE TAN LEATHER SEATS FROM A 1976 PORSCHE 911.

HISTORY-
THIS CALIFORNIA CAR I DISCOVERED IN A CERRITOS WAREHOUSE IN APRIL OF 2013. THE CAR HAD BEEN IN STORED FOR 6 YEARS. I WAS TOLD THAT THE CAR WAS ORIGINALLY BOUGHT AND OWNED BY THE SELLERS BROTHER IN-LAW WHO OWNED THE CAR FOR ABOUT 24 YEARS. THE SELLER ONLY DROVE THE CAR FOR THE FIRST SEVERAL MONTHS HE OWNED IT BEFORE STORING IT IN HIS WAREHOUSE IN CERRITOS, CA. AROUND 2007.  I ASSUME I AM  THE 3RD OWNER. THIS CAR IS VERY SOLID WITH NO SIGNS OF ANY ACCIDENTS AND IS  COMPLETELY RUST FREE. ONCE I REPLACED THE  BATTERY THE CAR STARTED AND RAN.  I DECIDED TO UPGRADE AND COMPLETE MINOR REPAIRS ALL DONE BY PROFESSIONAL MECHANICS.

CAR HAD  EXTENSIVE RECONDITIONING EARLIER THIS YEAR WITH NEW PARTS AND MECHANICAL WORK.  I INVESTED OVER $8,500.00 IN NEW PARTS,  REPAIRS AND UPGRADES  AS FOLLOWS:

-SADDLE TAN LEATHER SEATS
- INTERIOR CARPET KIT
- CLUTCH DISK AND CLUTCH ARM SEAL
- 12V BATTERY
- 4  HANKOOK VENTUS V2 TIRES
- PROFESSIONALLY POLISHED, PAINTED  AND CLEAR COATED THE WHEELS (CARS ORIGINAL WHEELS)
- REAR CRANK SHIFT FLYWHEEL SEAL
- PREVIOUS OWNER REPLACED AIR BOX
- MAIN SHAFT SEAL, REPLACED CAM O’RINGS,GASKETS, CHECKED AND RESET CAM TIMING TO 1.7MM AND VALVE ADJUSTMENT
-REPOSITIONED ROCKER ARMS AND SHAFTS
-FRONT OIL COOLER THERMOSTAT
-TRANSMISSION GASKET SET AND REPLACED OILS AND COMPLETED ALL SERVICES
- ENGINE SOUND PAD
-ORIGINAL PORSCHE FRONT SPOILER
-HEATER BLOWER HOSE AND INLET BLOWER HOSE
-THROTTLE BELL CRANK BUSHINGS
-FUEL, AIR AND OIL FILTER, SPARK PLUGS,
 AIR CONDITIONING AND ALTERNATOR BELTS
-RECONDITIONED FAN HOUSING AND ALTERNATOR WITH NEW PAINT
- FRONT AND REAR BRAKE PADS
-CAM OIL LINES RIGHT AND LEFT
-REBUILD KIT FOR DISTRIBUTOR
-VACUUM ADVANCE UNIT
-SHIFTER FRONT ROD BUSHING AND COUPLING
- AUX AIR VALVE
- TRANSMISSION MOUNTS AND BOLTS
-TORQUED CYLINDER HEAD BOLTS
-BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH
-FRONT AND REAR HOOD SHOCKS
-REAR DECK LID SEAL
-ENGINE SHOCK MOUNT BUSHINGS
-REMOVED AND ADJUSTED DECELERATION VALVE
-VALVE COVER GASKETS
-DISTRIBUTOR WIRES
- DRIVE SHAFT FLANGE SEAL
-BOTH DIFFERENTIAL SIDE COVER SEALS
-DRIVER SIDE DOOR SEAL
-FRONT WINDSHIELD SEAL AND WIPER BLADES WITH  WIPER GROMMET COVER SEALS
-ODOMETER REBUILT
- FRONT HEAD LIGHT SEALS AND RUBBER HEAD LIGHT PLUG SEALS
- LICENSE PLATE LIGHT
-TAIL LIGHT DRAIN BOOT
-OPERATOR PEDAL PADS

THE CAR IS BEING SOLD AS IS -NO RETURNS-$1000 NON REFUNDABLE  DEPOSIT BY PAYPAL WITHIN 24 HOURS OF AUCTIONS END-FINAL PAYMENT TO BE MADE WITH 7 DAYS OF AUCTIONS END EITHER BY WIRE TRANSFER OR CASHIERS CHECK -CAR WILL NOT BE RELEASED UNTIL ALL FUNDS ARE CLEAR.

SHIPPING WILL BE PAID BY THE AUCTION WINNER-I CAN ASSIST WITH YOUR SHIPPING NEEDS SUCH AS DRIVING TO THE PORT OF LONG BEACH FOR INTERNATIONAL DELIVER OR STORING THE CAR  AT MY GARAGE UNTIL CAR IS PICKED UP.

BIDDERS WITH 0 OR LARGE NEGATIVE RATING WILL NEED TO EMAIL ME AHEAD OF TIME OR FACE A BID REJECTION.

THIS PORSCHE IS AN EXTREMELY RARE WAREHOUSE FIND THAT ALL CAR COLLECTORS DREAM OF DISCOVERING, PURCHASING AND CHERISHING. IT IS A CURRENT CLASSIC SURE TO BE A WISE INVESTMENT.

GOOD LUCK
 
 

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