1983 Porsche 911 Sc on 2040-cars
Woodbury, Tennessee, United States
More details at: catharinechharken@ukjo.com .
1983 Porsche 911SC for sale by 66 yr old owner. Garage kept. Excellent condition. First year
of 911 convertibles.
Car was repainted original color and new top at some point. Seat tweed inserts added in 2012.
Best running, driving and starting air cooled Porsche I have ever owned of 30+ Porsches.
Engine number is 64D4652.
AC is all there but blows hot air. Have not attempted charging it. I added chain tensioner guards in 2014. Does
not have carrera chain tensioners.
Original Owner's Manual, Cab Supplement Manual, Warranty Service Manual shows sold East Hartford, Conn 08/83.
Service book
is dealer stamped to 6-2-88 with 48,411 miles. Blaupunkt Monterey SQR 22 radio manual. No tool kit, but have fan
belt wrench. Top
cover included is usable condition.
Service receipts show:
8/2003 4 wheels painted, new brake hoses, 1 rear hatch strut
8/2003 Rebuilt trans and rebush shifter, clutch, alternator, resurface flywheel
11/2008 oil change
6/2010 DME relay
8/2011 new battery, clutch slave & master cylinder, clutch hose
10/2012 F/R brake pads, rebuilt calipers, brake flush, fuel/air filter.
6/2014 129,710 Had oil change and had valves adjusted--no broken head studs
7/2014 129,729 New set of Sumitomo HTR 215/60/15 tires.
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