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1984 Porsche 930 Turbo on 2040-cars

Year:1984 Mileage:102500
Location:

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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1984 PORSCHE 930 TURBO. Local Vancouver car with 164K Kms (102,500 MILES). MECHANICALLY UNMODIFIED!! Manual Sport seats, Full Leather Interior, Sunroof, CD changer in the trunk. Same owner for the last 14 years. Very well maintained and documented. 

Partial list of work done: 

133,500Kms - Motor top end rebuilt, pads and rotors, new trailing arms, spring blade and motor mounts

147,000Kms - Front Struts, Ball joints, Wheel Bearings, etc.

151,000Kms - CV joint, Boots, Etc.

152,200Kms - Clutch replaced, 

164,700Kms - Permatune ignition module and coil.

Many more records for oil changes and other routine maintenance from the last owner. 

This is an excellent driver. It is not a perfect museum example, but a great driver with some patina from the years. Some insurance history over the years. Mostly original paint. Repainted areas done correctly.

For US buyers - the car is over 25 years old and it can be imported to US with no modification or red tape. For overseas buyers - we can assist with all transportation arrangements, RoRo or container shipping, etc.

Do not hesitate to call with questions. The car can be viewed in our showroom. (604) 516-6002 www.splendidauto.com

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1984 PORSCHE 930 TURBO. Local Vancouver car with 164K Kms. UNMODIFIED!! Manual Sport seats, Full Leather Interior, Sunroof, CD changer in the trunk. Same owner for the last 14 years. Very well maintained and documented. 

Partial list of work done: 

133,500Kms - Motor top end rebuilt, pads and rotors, new trailing arms, spring blade and motor mounts

147,000Kms - Front Struts, Ball joints, Wheel Bearings, etc.

151,000Kms - CV joint, Boots, Etc.

152,200Kms - Clutch replaced, 

164,700Kms - Permatune ignition module and coil.

Many more records for oil changes and other routine maintenance from the last owner. 

This is an excellent driver. It is not a perfect museum example, but a great driver with some patina from the years. Some insurance history over the years. Mostly original paint. Repainted areas done correctly.

For US buyers - the car is over 25 years old and it can be imported to US with no modification or red tape. For overseas buyers - we can assist with all transportation arrangements, RoRo or container shipping, etc.

Do not hesitate to call with questions. The car can be viewed in our showroom. (604) 516-6002 www.splendidauto.com

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