1983 Porsche 911 Sc on 2040-cars
Mission Hills, California, United States
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1983 Porsche 911 SC Targa purchased in 2014.
The vehicle was taken immediately to TRE Motorsports in Van Nuys, CA for a full restoration.
In the photos section you will see that I have provided documentation for all work that was done to the vehicle.
***Additional photos can be provided upon request
Summary from TRE MOTORSPORTS
"Customer brought his nicely kept 911SC to us in 2014 for sorting and mechanical detailing through 2015. We went
through the car and completed the refurbishment of the interior, exterior (including targa top), and wheels. We
turned our attention to the motor, where a compression and leak down test revealed worn valve guides. We removed
the engine from the car, disassembled the top end.
Our machinist rebuilt the cylinder heads, installing new valves, guides, and seals,. We completely detailed the
motor to original factory look. During the rebuild we included upgraded seals for the rocker arm shafts, new head
studs for the block, and a safety "pop off" valve for the injection. The parts list is quite extensive.
Throughout our work list, every task was performed to return the car to original pristine condition."
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