1969 Porsche 912 Targa on 2040-cars
North Ridgeville, Ohio, United States
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Porsche 1969 Targa will require restoration. The pictures do not show the interior nor the targa top, but they are all included with the car. I will provide a comment on major components to help your decision. Exterior: Repainted in original color, includes filler, some bubbles but no dents are present. Interior: Original black vinyl. Seats and door panels are in decent condition with no rips, burns or tears. Door pockets will require repair or replacement. All carpets are included but likely not original nor worth using. Instruments: 5 gauges, combo gauge shows some rust but I have a replacement. Targa Top: Complete but front edge of vinyl is debonded. Assume restoration required. Wheels: Pictures show original magnesium. These will NOT be included in sale, there will be 4 shop wheels. Engine: Matching number not present. I bought without engine but can provide a case, carburetors, air filters, shroud, cam and -3 crank with bearings. Underside: Rusty. I have a set of frame members from behind the doors and past the torsion bars for replacement. (see pictures) Front underbody needs metal replacement. Floors require patching or replacement. Doors: Not too bad, but will need some repair. Sills and posts are shown in pictures. Hood and Engine Lid: No bends or distortion Transmission: 5 speed. My seller advised it was in good order, I cannot substantiate. All Else: I will not overstate condition or understate what is needed. If I have not covered it assume you need to fix it. SOLD AS IS, WHERE IS WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY OR STATEMENT OF SERVICE. THIS IS FOR RESTORATION OR PARTS. LOCAL PICK UP ONLY. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO ARRANGE ALL SHIPPING AND PICK UP. I WILL OBTAIN AN OHIO TITLE IN MY NAME FOR TRANSFER. (CURRENTLY HOLDING AN OUT OF STATE BILL OF SALE) Contact me with questions - thanks for looking. |
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