Porsche 930 Turbo on 2040-cars
Morrisville, North Carolina, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Porsche
Drive Type: Manual
Model: 930
Mileage: 53,213
Trim: Turbo
*** This is a 1983, not 1980 model. Ebay is not set up for EURO car VIN numbers. wp0zzz93zds000531
1983 Porsche 930 Euro Coupe. This is a very nice, low mileage coupe. We have had it detailed and gone over by our mechanic and everything checked out well. The euro turbos have more torque than the US and Canada models (300hp/432toruqe) by virtue of a less restrictive exhaust. We have had several 930s in stock both US and Euro models and the extra power makes quite a difference on the road. This is an original Ruby Red on black car, the paint is presentable with the exception of the hood. The clear coat has failed in several spots and needs to be resprayed, we can have this done for a nominal extra cost. The rest of the car looks good with the exception of a long scratch on the passenger side where some jerk took a key to the car. There are assorted other minor imperfections typical of a 30 year old car. For a driver, I would do the hood and enjoy.
The interior is very nice but has typical wear on the front seats, everything else is near perfect. The factory turbo fuchs wheels are perfect and have nearly new tires. The prior owner did not like the turbo tail and had the intercooler relocated to the rear wheel arch on the drivers side. Its a professional job and looks very good. Easy to reverse should the new owner desire. We also have available a standard deck lid that makes this car quite a sleeper and cleans up the lines a bit. A local viewing is welcome and encouraged with appointment. We are happy to help buyers worldwide with shipping and logistics.
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