Beautiful 1968 Porsche 912 Numbers Matching Ivory White 5 Gauge 5 Speed on 2040-cars
Lakewood, Washington, United States
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W hat I have for sale is a 1968 Porsche 912 that is in pristine condition lets start first with the history on the car
The car was originally purchased in Central Oregon and is a 3 owner car The first owner owned it from 1968 until 1979 And the second owner owned it from 1979 until 2003 the car has been in Washington for the last year. Now here's little about the car. This Car is 100% rust free Car and has been well taken care of it's whole life very dedicated Porsche owners. the body is completely straight with no dings or dents all the doors lineup perfectly with the gaps. The motor starts right up and sound phenomenal one of the nicest running 912s I've ever heard the brakes are in good shape stops just fine this 912 handles amazing just hugs the road when you're going around corners. The engine just purrs there is just nothing like driving a Porsche Goes through all the gears very smoothly gearbox is nice and tight Clutch feels wonderful... and I also have immense paperwork on the car. lots of service for owners manual. Carburetors have been changed to Webers only thing on the motor that is been changed. Now for the interior Interior is in very good shape with a solid dashboard still nice carpeting all the gauges work shifter knob does have a crack in the glass and non original seats and aftermarket steering wheel if you were to replace those three things this car would just increase in value The back seat still is in very good shape with original upholstery it does have an aftermarket stereo put in in the late 80s It does have knock off Fuchs wheel if you want a car for solid driver This car would be perfect just the wonderful car not many solid rust free car is left the value of the 912 is going through the roof and will study climb for many years to come is your chance to own a piece of Porsche history If you have any questions about feel free to message me through eBay Thanks and cheers |
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