What's inside counts. This is the part you spend most of your time looking at. Don't expect shiny blue lights and flashing red bits like a Chinese restaurant from the 70s. That's a late model Mercedes. You can get one of those anywhere.
Very Nice
Everything's nice and black. AFAIK the aftermarket stereo doesn't work. Never bothered. There was CD changer in the trunk, but it's in a box now, along with weirshit RUF four pipes muffler and USB things.
Business Like
This is where Mr 930 lives. It's as tidy as possible in a car like this, but lacks details like original AC compressor, which never worked anyway. There are (much) smaller Japanese aftermarket units, which actually work, but still obscure access to plugs, tappets etc. This is why these things get 'retired'.
Honest
Everything's there. Which is not a lot. Except AC brick. The Stuttgart and Australian compliance plates match the vehicle and there's no rust. Anywhere. There's a (proper) strut brace, which helps with wheel alignment/steady front end. Incredibly boring/hard to score, but that's a virtue in these cars.
Works
This car was delivered with sun roof, which works, so that's nice. It also has power mirrors, which work, that one time you set them up.. There's stuff like a rear de-mister and AC, which aren't so remarkable, but it was 1978, so manifold pressure took priority. Not much else matters.
This vehicle is coming on the market for the first time in 17yrs.
It has been fastidiously overhauled by Stuttgart-trained engineers using original Porsche components. 16K Km/10K miles since full motor rebuild. 118K Km/73K original miles since new.
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