1988 Porsche 911 Turbo Carrera Convertible 2-door 3.3l on 2040-cars
Bogota, New Jersey, United States
There were 591 models built for the USA. This car has upgrades totaling over $60k with all documentation available. Starting with the original engine completely rebuilt by Protosport of Pomptin Plains NJ putting out over 500 HP. The original paint is excellent and the interior is flawless. The gagues were airbrushed by Hollywood Gangues of California. It has an outragus sound system with a new German top and boot.. Under the hood you will find the factory tool kit, spare tire, compressor, and all factory decals. The upgraded suspension has larger sway bars, torssion bars, and new Bilstien shocks and struts. The brakes are Big Red Brembo 6 piston. The rims are 3 piece Turbo OEM 18s with 10s in the rear and 8.5s up front.They are fitted with Nitio 225 40 40ZR & 285 35 ZR tires .THE CAR IS CURRENTLY IN STORAGE HENS THE PICTURES THANKS FOR LOOKING.
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