1982 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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Beautiful 1982 Porsche 911 SC Targa with the optional whale tail. It is a vibrant guards red color with a black interior. No rust, body issues or mechanical issues to worry about. The engine is strong, smooth and powerful.
Some of the features of the car include:
Targa Top
Air Conditioning (needs recharged)
Power Windows
Good Tires
New Front and Rear Hood and Motor Struts
5 Speed Transmission
Aftermarket AM/FM/CD Radio
Engine and Transmission:
3.0 L
The transmission shifts smoothly with no slippage or grinding.
Interior:
The interior is in very good condition. The driver’s seat is a bit more typically worn but is not cracked. The carpet is in excellent condition and all areas of the interior are in good condition.
All gauges work.
Wheels and Tires:
Fuch wheels are in very good condition without any major issues
Tires have plenty of life left
Body:
The body is in excellent condition with no dents, rust , top or bottom.
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