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1968 Porsche 912 on 2040-cars

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Plainwell, Michigan, United States

Plainwell, Michigan, United States
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VIN: 12805091 Make: Porsche
Model: 912
Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ... 

I aquired a 68 912 about a year ago. A friend of a friend of a friend new about this car that belonged to a vet that was suffering from agent orange and couldnt drive any more. He had the car for alot of years , but his wife had decided to sell it localy, (word of mouth) but that was a year previous. Well I got a number , and they still had it. So I bought it. It was in a garage covered up pushed aginst the back wall. When I went to look at it  I figured it would be a rusty piece.To my surprise it was complete and mostly orig. Except for later mirrors and steering wheel. The orig. blaupunct was gone. but it was all there. They kept it running up till 4 years previous. Sunroof coupe,, Int. is complete and still decent , including carpet, faded but good. will need a headliner, All glass and trim, excell.  The body has scratches and ding in the hood, but  straight. 15 in. fuchs. Also decent. Good clutch, 5 speed. brakes need attention, as do the tyres. Motor is complete and actually had it fire up for a short time by a tow start. Orig air cleaners with rain hats. Now for the under side. I think it is cleaner than my four old jeep. Floors are awsome for a SWB porsche this year, as are suspension points. Rear seat pans and rear shelf are clean also, as are the rocker panels. Right and left front fenders have a few bubbles but doors and quarters are super clean. Bumpers are orig and in good shape and complete. As is steel ftront valence with fog lite delete plates. What a beautiful solid car to restore and treasure. Around 82000 mi. on the clock. Gauges are clean clean.  Orig spare tyre inc. Tub Vin# is 12805091   Engine # 53425 b1b/1   Generator stand# 616101 217OR.  I have a clean Title  Believe me the car is every thing I said it was

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