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1982 Porsche 911 Sc on 2040-cars
US $18,600.00
Year:1982
Mileage:54550
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Location:
Laotto, Indiana, United States
Feel free to email: joeljsstricklen@gunnersfans.com .
This is a truly exceptional example of a 100% original, extraordinarily maintained, 911SC coupe. Records dating way
back, impeccably serviced, including all requisite updates. Factory whale tail (as per included COA), excellent
original paint, and flawless interior. Looks feels & drives as a brand new 911 SC woulds have. Collector grade car,
in amazing original mechanical and cosmetic condition. With only 3 owners, as well as many records and documents,
this car runs, shifts, drives, stops, and does everything it should, in an excellent manner.
A few highlights:
* 54,400 original documented miles
* Official Certificate of Authenticity ("C.O.A.") from Porsche
* Recently undergone a $2,400.00 service & runs great
All of the requisite 911 SC updates have been made, including pressure fed "Carrera" chain tensioners, and air-box
pop off valve. While never driven daily, and obviously not accumulating many miles, the car has never sat for
extended periods of time, and has always been regularly exercised. It has also just been freshly serviced and gone
through, is in excellent mechanical shape, and is ready for a long tour, or spirited drive. The car has excellent
oil pressure, and a nice steady and consistent idle. The original Fuchs are in good condition (slight fade to the
black paint in spots), and the tires are nearly new. It has been fitted with a more modern cd player, and this is
essentially the only modification to the car. Fortunately, the current radio was fit directly into the stock slot,
without any cutting or dash modifications. so a return to stock will be a simple switch. Speaking of the dash, it
is without any cracks or wear, and is among the best originals I've seen.
Considered by many marque enthusiasts, as the quintessential air-cooled 911, the SC is rapidly getting the respect
of the collector market, and is sure to quickly enjoy the appreciation garnered by the early 911 and 356 cars.
Invest in one of the last, original low mileage cars, at a reasonable price, before it's too late!
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