Super Coupe on 2040-cars
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Excellent opportunity.
13 year PCA member. 13 year 356 Registry member I will sell overseas, but through a bank transfer not an escrow. I am the second owner of this jewel, and have paperwork to verify. A car that has been pampered all it's life. Please inspect before you drop 70 grand on this investment. Here are pics from when I bought it 33 months ago: I don't want to waste your time, so here are the flaws: - cabin lights do not work - interior turn signal stops after a flash or 2 (exteriors work perfect) - about 7 dimples of trapped moisture in the drivers front fender - passenger seatbelt is from a Buick (it's pictured) - rust bubbles on both doors in rear corner - both are a quarter the size of a dime - no receipt on paint job - although it is outstanding - not original steering wheel - never had it - aftermarket exhaust - clock does not work (clock light does) - seats are pulling apart at the base of the frame (can only see upon close inspection) - paperwork begins in 1975 (but have letter from owner to Alabama DMV to register lost GA title) I can send additional pics if you request. Thanks. |
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