Documented and matching numbers car

Description for Porsche 911 1979

This is a well taken care of and well maintained, ust free,1979 Porsche 911 Turbo. The history of this car is greatly documented with plenty of service receipts, and written notes, nd sale agreements between previous owners. It has been confirmed by the Porsche Cars North America that this is a matching number’s car, nd the Certificate of Authenticity is arriving soon. The original window sticker is also included.

VIN#9309800256

Engine# 6890199

Transmission# 7790473

Paint Code# 700 (Black)

Mechanically and performance wise, his 930 is absolutely right on. The engine has been completely rebuilt in December, 014, nd everything runs like a clock. The most recent notable service is from May of this year. That included a new alternator, eplacement of front wheel bearings and seals, eplacement of front brake calipers and pads, nd resealing transmission pivot plate and slide valve.

The car has had one re-spray and the factory matching black paint is in a fairly nice condition. There aren’t any dings nor scratches anywhere on the car, ith the exception of some minuscule rock chips on the front bumper and on the rings around the headlights.

The interior is absolutely gorgeous, nd has been updated with great looking Recaro seats in tan color and black carpets. The second owner also installed a Clifford Alarm and upgraded the sound system with a new radio, hat included subwoofer with amplifier.

General description:

Little over 49,000 documented miles

3.3 liter fuel injected turbo charged engine

Manual 4 speed transmission

B & B exhaust system that greatly enhances the car’s performance

Original factory Fuchs alloy wheels

Recaro seats

Clifford alarm & power door lock system

H-1 headlights

Electric sliding roof

Power windows

Air Conditioning

Heated outside mirrors

Fog lights

Headlight washers

Rear window wiper & defroster

Manuals

Tools

Window sticker

These early, re-80’s Turbos are becoming extremely collectable, nd with the ’76 & ’77 Turbos hitting the $300,000 mark, t is of no surprise that the remaining ’78 & ’79 models are starting to disappear from the market.

This car is a great driver and an impeccable investment.