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Carrera 3.2 Motor In 1977 Porsche 911 S Yellow On Black 911s 5 Speed Manual on 2040-cars

US $16,500.00

Year:1977 Mileage:130011 Color: Yellow /
Black

Location:

Kaysville, Utah, United States

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Transmission:Manual
Engine:3.2 L Carrera Motor
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller

VIN: 9117200669 Year: 1977
Sub Model: 911S 911 S
Make: Porsche
Exterior Color: Yellow
Model: 911
Interior Color: Black
Trim: S
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: Rear Wheel Drive
Mileage: 130,011

Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ...

Call 8OI647IOI2 for any questions or to see/drive/inspect in person (will pick up from airport)...will help ship

1977 Porsche 911S with 3.2 L Carrera Motor professionally installed. This is a great little driver and well cared for and stored indoors. Very rare color combination with yellow on black and I was told this was originally a california car and spent most of its life there but I did not confirm. Has a great sound and should with the expensive exhaust. I hate to sell it and have realized recently as I have sold a couple of items from my collection that what I call my habit (collecting older cars) my wife is proving is more of an addiction. It seems like now that I have decided to part with a couple I have spent more time driving them and just sitting behind the wheel. This is the newest car I have and need to make room for an old 60's 911S I have been working on for years that is coming available. I reluctantly agreed if I move any cars in I need to move one out. I think a better solution would be to buy more lifts to double up my space but lost that battle.

The paint is in great shape and most little chips were immediately touched up. There are no major dents/scratches. The worst is the irritating tiny impressions on the deck lid over the engine area where people are not careful pushing down and latching it. Most dont notice unless I point it out. Drives tight and does not rattle/shake on bumps/manholes etc. Leather is great. Headliner is great (missing visors). Tires are in great shape and has expensive upgraded tires/wheels like new. It is really a blast to drive and surely turns heads. If you have not priced converting the engine it is nearly $15k with labor so all the expensive work has been done. If a couple of the knick knack things bug you lets work it out and get them fixed if needed before purchase.

I recently had it in to a Porsche specialty shop for inspection and oil change/filter change. I had him do a leak down and compression test and passed with flying colors with all cylinders under 5% so motor is great shape. For a 36 year old car it is in great shape. It does have a few little knick knacks that need fixing if you want it perfect. For example the cable to gas door broke and I use a cable with a loop on end (needs knob w/cable $10-$20 on ebay.) The worst thing to me is the speedo/tach guages are not working (mileage is stuck between 120-130 so I put 130k. The shift linkage could be gone through but shifts fine, just not tight. Lights all work. What many people like is that if you cant tell from the pics it is the softer yellow, not the sharp darker yellow. I know there are things I forgot to include so please feel free to call 8OI647IOI2 with any questions or additional pics needed. I will also try to post a youtube video of the car running/driving...dont think they allow links so may copy/paste it in youtube to watch (Im not too tech savvy).

If you need a shipping quote, I happen to work in the freight business. And although my company does not do auto transport, I do have connections to some good transport companies and brokers and can get you quotes and will be very helpful to load (take pics of vehicle loading etc.) and make sure that goes smoothly. Will be happy to ship internationally also and have title in hand etc. so should be smooth. A general guestimate would be $500 to west coast, $800 give or take to midwest, and $1100 or so to East. Couple thousand or more to some countries but would need specifics to get more accurate. If you would like to have car inspected or inspect yourself I'll help in any way I can. I do have the car listed locally for sale or trade for something interesting and have had some decent offers. I reserve the right to end auction early if the right local offer/trade presents itself. Car is sold as is and because of its age can not offer warranty.

I will be involved with scout camp during the week of the 15th-20th with limited phone service so please get with me before Sunday night and can make necessary arrangements. I have the title in hand with no liens and clean and clear title. I know there will be several questions to answer so please feel free to contact me with any questions at 8OI647IOI2. If your feedback is less than ten positive please do speak with me. I have sold a couple other cars this year worth many more times this one and have had very good luck with great buyers but in the past I have had issues with those not willing to follow through so please bid with confidence as I have made every opportunity available. Thank you.

Here is the info to copy/paste to see youtube video running driving http://youtu.be/uPWnoR8zioQ

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