1982 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
Jasper, New York, United States
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If you are looking to get into a clean, fast, fun 911, look no further. This 1982 Porsche 911SC is all that and
more. India Red over tan interior is classic 1980s Porsche, and one look at this car will have you convinced. The
car is in very good condition inside and out with just enough wear to make it a worry free driver. There are
numerous tiny rock chips in the front end (a factory bra is included, but I guess it was an afterthought), and a
couple of places where you'll find touch up. The tail is factory Porsche and excellent. The interior presents very
nicely. Seats have no tears with only very slight wear visible at the driver's bolster, and feel great. The dash
has a separation and one crack. Steering wheel has no cracks in the leather. The carpet has changed color over the
years but is fully intact. The headliner has not fallen, even around the sunroof! The factory tool kit and Porsche
air compressor are still in the trunk.
This 911 has had some performance modifications in the past including being lowered onto externally adjustable Koni
shocks and a very quick sport clutch. Wheels were upgraded to 16x7 and 16x8 Fuchs with classic polished lips and
petals. Driving the car feels VERY quick. It handles like it's on rails and accelerates faster than my Carrera 3.2.
We've put some miles on the car and have done nothing but grin ear to ear when behind the wheel. It runs great,
handles great and looks amazing. You can find a low mile garage queen that hasn't been driven, and you'll spend
$5000 right away on seals and dried out rubber. This car has been driven all its life and is ready for more fun on
the open road. The 911SC is known to be the most durable engine Porsche ever built, and this one shows its
strength.
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