Grand Prix White, Original Paint!, Beautiful Survivor ,non Coupe 911sc 911s 930 on 2040-cars
Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
1985 Porsche 911 Carrera For your consideration is this simply magnificent beautiful Porsche Carrera finished in it’s original Grand Prix White (908) over burgundy leather, a very classic color combination! This 911 has been very well cared for and it shows. The car comes complete with it’s original manual, tool roll, jack, two sets of keys and a spotless vehicle history report , which I will gladly email a copy of to anyone who requests one (since I cannot attach PDF files through ebay's messaging program, please include your direct email). -Exterior- The body is in outstanding condition, especially considering the car still wears it’s original paint! Other than a few small stone chips up front the paint is flawless. Since the car wears 100% of it’s original factory paint, you know it has never been in an accident. Structurally this car is solid, there is absolutely no rust including in the usual places such as the trunk, battery tray and floors. The car is further complimented by the original “Fuchs” which have absolutely no curb rash and are wrapped in new All the glass is nice and clear with no scratches or hazing. The targa top is in very good condition inside and out and seals very well -Interior- The interior is in very good condition and appears to all be original except for the seat cushions which were recently reuphoulstered and while they are a good color match, they need some time to “mellow”. Carpets are the original Sliverknit and show almost no wear. The rear decklid/parcel shelf is in perfect condition. The door panels, map pockets and headliner are in very excellent original condition. The car spent it’s entire life in an enclosed garage so there is no sun damage whatsoever. All of the guages work as they should. -Engine & Transmission- The original, numbers matching, engine is in outstanding mechanical condition, the 3.2 power plant is perfectly tuned, starts right up on the first try each and every time, idles smoothly and runs as strong as it did when it was new. This car is simply provides the driver with nothing but pure enjoyment behind the wheel. This 911 does not burn or leak a drop of oil, even after sitting for weeks at a time, there this car does not leave so much as a drop of oil on the garage floor. The transmission shifts seamlessly through the all of the gears with no slipping or grinding. There are no strange noises or vibrations from the engine or drive train, all you hear is the music of the flat six engine. The clutch was replaced just over 1000 miles ago. The ride in this 911 is great, there are no squeaks, rattles or other unwanted noises, the car drives straight and true...there is nothing indicating this car is 29 years old! This 911 is free on any liens is ready for a new home. -Terms of I have full faith in the quality of this vehicle and confidence in the accuracy of it’s description, unfortunately disclaimers have become part of life these days, hence the following: Buyers are more than welcome, and even encouraged to inspect the vehicle in person BEFORE the auction ends. Do all of your homework and due diligence before the auction ends and bid accordingly!!!! Please do not assume anything and DO ask questions you might have in regard to this car. Please remember that this is a vehicle that is 29 years old, so even though it is in outstanding physical and mechanical condition in and out expect some normal wear and tear. This vehicle is being sold AS-IS, where is, with no warranty expressed, written, or implied. The seller shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein, and makes no warranty in connection therewith. No allowance or set aside will be made on account of any incorrectness, imperfection, defect or damage. Any descriptions or representations are for identification purposes only and are not to be construed as a warranty of any type. It is the responsibility of the buyer to have thoroughly inspected the vehicle, asked any and as much questions they might have about the vehicle, and to have satisfied himself or herself as to the condition and value and to bid based upon that judgment solely. Seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral or written statements about the vehicle. $500 non-refundable deposit is due via PayPal within 24 hours after the end of the auction, and winning bidder must contact me within 72 hours to arrange payment and shipping details. The balance (certified bank/cashier’s check, wire transfer or cash...in person) is due within 7 days after the end of the auction!! No Exceptions!!! All financial transactions must be completed before vehicle delivery. Please have all of your finances ready to meet the terms of sale! If you need any special arrangements in regard to the payment, please let me know in a timely manner. If terms of sale are not met (deposit within 24 hours, and full payment within 7 days), that bidder will be reported to e-bay, and the car will be re-listed!! -Shipping- This vehicle must be picked up within TWO weeks of auction end unless special arrangements are made in advance. I encourage both DOMESTIC and INTERNATIONAL bidders to bid on this car, and I will gladly accommodate the winning bidder with his/her shipping arrangements. I routinely ship to Shipping arrangements and costs are the responsibility of the winning bidder! Good luck and happy bidding!!! |
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