1969 Porsche-- Very Original-- California Car 67,68,70,71,72,73 on 2040-cars
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Engine:4 Cylinder Flat
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Model: 912
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: Base
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 66,780
Exterior Color: White
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Because of a scammer trying to buy this car, eBay has ended the auction. It is being listed again, no bids from people with less then 5 points on the eBay scale. Thanks for the prior bids, and bid with the ability to buy the car. All inspections must be done before the auction ends. All bids are final and the highest bidder wins the car and must make required payment. Car must be inspected before auction ends.
MATCHING NUMBERS CAR.......................MORE PICTURES ADDED UNDER THE CAR................MUST SELL.............YOUR GAIN MY LOSS
ENGINE Number 4093184 VIN Number 129020161 COLOR Number 6808
HISTORY
Car spent its whole life in Sunny California. Bought new in the San Francisco Bay area of California. Later owned by a military man mostly stationed at Edwards Air Force Base.
CONDITION
The car is very original, looks like the original pans, interior, body panels and wheels (see photos). The wheels are factory dated 1969 chome steelies with factory hub cabs. The interior looks original, dash is cracked and missing pull down pockets in the doors. The seats are original and show very good for there age, no tears or rips with excellent headrests. Radio is a Blaupunkt model. Its a 5 speed gear box that seems to shift fine, clutch needs adjusted.
The patina of the paint is good from living in the California desert. The windows are all good and work. The floor boards look fine and the gauges are intact. The engine runs but need TLC, most likely old gas. Car last run about 2 years ago when put into storage.
Its a true California car with a clear California title. The winning buyer must despoit $1000 into Paypal, 48 after auction ends. The deposit is NONREFUNDABLE NO EXCEPTIONS. The balance due with bank transfere with 4 days. Shipping is buyers responsibility and the seller will help in anyway he can such as loading and being available for truck carriers.
The vehicle is sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with NO WARRANTY. Buyer should ask questions and they will be returned or come see the car in person.
Auction can be ended anytime if I get a acceptable bid.
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