This 1978 Porsche 930 Turbo is a style icon featured in Guards Red over Saddle interior. This was the first year for the intercooler. With one owner and limited production, this is a car for a true aficionado. Treasured by its owner in every way, this vehicle is unmolested and accident free. The wise collector will appreciate the vintage beauty – Carrera Turbo badging decal, an interior that is striking and completely original, complete with factory sports seats and factory radio - the cab is mint, never repaired, never dyed. Original factory tires, and gorgeous Fuchs wheels with polished lip compliment the flawless luster of this 930 Turbo Red paint. Only 24,888 miles on the clock no leaks, no dings, no stories to tell, this 930 Turbo was rarely driven and handled with the utmost care. If you are a lover of the Air Cooled Porsches, you will be astounded by its unique and incredibly rare graphics, pristine mechanical condition, and cosmetic perfection. This truly is a collector's dream. This car has one noticeable blemish on the passenger front fender. Inspections welcome. We ship anywhere in the world.
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