Low Reserve! A Gorgeous, Well Preserved, Original 911sc With Very Low Miles. on 2040-cars
Melbourne, Florida, United States
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This Porsche is well preserved and of collectible quality. Mostly all original except what is listed above. This 911SC has all services up to date and comes with all the features you would expect such as power windows, locks, intermittent wipers cruise control, fog lights, am/fm CD player, and sunroof! All buttons and switches work This 911 was recently safety and mechanically inspected and gone through from end to end and passed with ease. All the rubber is thick, the a/c is ice cold, the paint is super shiny, the carpet is clean along with the leather seats that have little wear for the age, and the brakes are completely new. The A/C was recently rebuilt with all new parts and hoses but left with the original R-12. As with any 31-year old original car you should anticipate marks, scratches, dimples or other imperfections. However, with this one, you'll need to look long and hard to find them. See our 24 pictures and judge for yourself. If that is not enough, go to our website at ihouseofcars.com. This SC's air-cooled engine runs Porsche strong, is
powerful with a transmission
that operates smoothly. This is simply a great car priced at a fraction of new, which
obviously there are no true comparisons. We offer a drive train warranty free
for 1000 miles or 30-days to a retail buyer. At any time during this auction
feel free to call and ask any additional questions, or feel free to make an
offer. We have made our best attempt to represent this vehicle
accurately. We are a licensed Florida Dealer and our eBay rating as well as our
local reputation is very important to us. With this in mind, bid with
confidence that we are here to build relationships and sell vehicles. In this
same regard, please bid responsibly and remember this is a contract to purchase
and eBay charges us for ads and so on. If you are a Florida resident and not a
dealer we will need to collect sales tax. If you reside outside Florida and
pick this vehicle up, we will need to collect sales tax. If you reside out
of Florida and have this vehicle shipped to you, no sales tax. Also, we
charge a dealer fee of $399.00 that is not included in your final bid
price or the accepted offer. Again, this
vehicle has a 1 month, 1,000 mile limited power train warranty to a retail
buyer. A retail buyer described as anyone buyer other than a dealer. Consider, this year vehicle may not qualify for everyday finance. If you believe you are approved, please ask your bank if this year model is OK. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to
call me at 321-499-3945, International House of Cars, 1380 West New Haven
Avenue, West Melbourne, Florida 32904 www.ihouseofcars.com. This Vehicle is listed locally.
Therefore we may end auction early. Mileage may vary a few hundred miles
from listing. Rob Fontaine |
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