34,000 Miles, Orginal Paint, Show Quality, Serviced, Heavily Documented, on 2040-cars
Fort Myers, Florida, United States
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Phone number : Five six one - three two two - eight five two six 1987 Porsche 930 Turbo Code Option Description 018 Sport steering wheel with elevated hub 158 Radio "Monterey" - 86 "Reno" - 87 348 Forged wheels - Grand Prix White 391 Stone guard foil, added separately 533 Alarm system 650 Sunroof C02 Equipped with catalytic converter Included with car: All owners manuals including original service manual with pouch and mics pamphlets. Original Factory window sticker. Full color original dealer sales brochure. 1987 Porsche Fact book Air Pump. Took kit. Jack. Gloves. Rain jacket. Two keys Spare Key Lug nut keys Lucking lug nuts. New Lloyd PORSCHE floor mats front and rear All trunk carpets Spare tire. Mechanical: All services up to date including a recent engine out service. Recent new tires AC blows cold Transmission shifts smoothy / all synchros line up. All service history. Paint / Body NO paintwork! Digitally paint metered within Porsche factory specs. Wheels are original and perfect. New tires. The last three owners of this Porsche are all PCA members and collectors. This Porsche has been cared for in great detail all its life and it shows. Phone number : Five six one - three two two - eight five two six |
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