1968 Porsche 912 Karmann Green Tan Interior on 2040-cars
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1968 Porsche 912 . Karmann.
Running car, Driven weekly. Tan interior. Fuchs wheels Numbers matching. Nice headliner. No tears. beautiful tan glass. All original glass. NO rust whatsoever around windshield see pics. Original color is Irish Green. Newly rebuilt Webber carbs with new hoses. New distributor cap, New rotor, New new fuel filter. ---just replaced shifter bushings. Shifts perfectly. Some rust on floor pan-- away from rockers see pics. +++++ The car comes with brand new Floor pans. ++++ +++++ NO RESERVES +++++ $500 NON refundable paypal deposit is required at the close of the action. will only accept cash or wire transfer for the remainder. |
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