1987 Porsche 911 911 Wide Body on 2040-cars
Americus, Georgia, United States
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This unique classic 1987 Porsche 911 Wide Body Convertible has the same galvanized body as the outgoing SC and that stylish turbo look with integral fog lamps and a new front spoiler. This car is equipped with the upgraded 3.2 Liter 217 HP horizontally opposed 6 cylinder and the ever desirable G50 5-speed manual transmission. With the engine capacity being raised to 3164cc and a shorter 74.4mm stroke crankshaft, new fuel and ignition systems, along with an improved braking system, this Porsche was truly innovative for its time. At a stroke these upgrades eliminated what had long time been a weak point in the 911 mechanics.
The Exterior is a flawless Gun Metal Grey and has no dent, dings, rock chips or blemishes ANYWHERE on it. The Interior is a supple Charcoal Grey Leather with a light Oyster Grey Piping and as NO scratches, wear/tear or burn marks as this has always remained a non-smoking vehicle. It's exquisite body with those unmistakable big beautiful wide body HIPS is set off with new 255/40 ZR 17 (FRONT) 295/35 ZR17 (REAR) Pirelli tires. I have recently had it serviced ALL around and replaced the clutch, fluids, brakes, wipers and had a transmission filter fluid and flush. Hopefully the pictures accurately depict the top on my car is also BRAND NEW as well. My RARE HARD to find 911 Wide Body Convertible is a true cult iconic classic and hopefully will go to one of two types of people: either the true Porsche connoisseur or the intelligent avid classic car collector. When you take your new 911 out for a drive on Sunday Funday, drop the top and feel the warm sun beating down on your face and the wind blowing through your hair, down shift, drop the hammer and accelerate through a tight curvy road you will hear the unmistakable sound that only a true Porsche owner will ever hear. As the RPMs blast past 5000, you will now know why you just bought your new Porsche 911 Wide Body Convertible.
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