1968 Porsche 912 on 2040-cars
Gardnerville, Nevada, United States
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This car has been perfectly restored with few miles since and runs and drives beautifully . It's a numbers matching California blue plate car , perfect body , no dings or dents and accident free with no rust or rust repairs , had a complete glass out repaint ,engine rebuild , new carbs , clutch , brakes , exhaust, shocks, tires , battery, windshield , , everything replaced that brings the car up to a high standard and reliable drivability. The interior was was redone with the exception of keeping the original headliner , has rear seats delete , lightweight carpet and a period Prototipo porsche steering wheel .
912's in this condition are rare, and prices are rising steadily, easy to change back to a stock look by deleting the Porsche decals and adding hubcaps , but why ?, this car gets so many admiring comments ! Inspections welcomed Buyer is responsible for vehicle pickup or shipping . Winning bidder to pay a $1000 paypal deposit within 48 hours of auction close and full payment within 7 days , wire transfer, certified funds , or cash accepted . |
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