1988 Porsche 911 Carrera on 2040-cars
Hollywood, Alabama, United States
More details at: latrinasers@netzero.net .
This is a numbers matching 1988 G50 Transmission Porsche Targa with 65000 original miles. The car is all original
with the exception of the new Momo Steering wheel with extended hub and the Nacamichi Bluetooth phone and radio
sound system with CD player. NOTE: Both the original steering wheel and Blaupunkt Reno radio are in excellent
condition and come with the car. The paint has had a meter on all panals and is original with some minor
imperfections that do not show up in pictures. This car does not leak or smoke and had just had a full service
down to replacing the wiper blades. The car comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Porsche, the window
sticker and maintenance records. The car has all sets of keys, manuals, tools, compressor and the original cover
with carrying pouch. No rust. Custom honeycomb mats are in the car but it includes two sets of original mats -
one set in linen and one in blue. There is a replica mini-champs model of the car still in the box included.
Custom handmade genuine sheep skin seat covers and the original front bra come with the car along with front and
rear Fresno Porsche Audi license plate brackets. Always always always garage kept and covered never smoked around
let alone in and the car has a built in battery tender included. There is a tiny nick in the windshield that has
been repaired and won't show in photos. The clock needs a fuse as of today but will likely be going when the car
sells. Tires are 80-85%. The car runs strong, starts right up every time. The power windows are quick and
precise without hesitation and the AC blows cold and was just charged. The Targa top is in excellent condition
and has never been folded and comes with both keys.
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