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    FS 1978 Targa $29k obo

    This is a a really beautiful Porsche, one of the first 911SCs Built 10/1977. It has been well cared for for all these years. I have service record going back to 1978. The paint on this car is amazing, it was repainted in 2012 by European auto Body in Escondido Ca. A well known high end body shop. The car was originally purchased at La Mesa Porsche/ Audi in the San Diego area and has stayed here in Southern California since new. The car has only been driven 2000-3000 miles a year for the last 6 years. It has been garaged since the new paint was done. The car has new Dunlop tires Brakes are good with 50% or more pad remaining. The paint code is 436-9-3 BURGUNDY METALIC The car passes California smog and has only 4000 miles on a new Porsche factory Catalytic Converter. It has been noted in previous repair orders that it has a broken head stud on #1 cylinder but does to seem to have any effect on the running of the car. The car can be inspected & test driven at the mechanic European Motorsports in Vista Ca. If you have any questions you can call Joe there at the shop (760) 599-9307
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    For the record . . .

    Coincidentally my 911 is at European Motorsports now getting an oil change/servicing
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    1978 Porsche 911SC Targa
    VIN: 9118210681
    Engine: -
    Trans: -
    Mileage: -
    Price: US$29,000

    Doug Dill

    1973 911E Coupe
    PCA #1987109761
    Early 911S Registry #548

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    Fine print:

    "It has been noted in previous repair orders that it has a broken head stud on #1 cylinder but does to seem to have any effect on the running of the car"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Type911 View Post
    Fine print:

    "It has been noted in previous repair orders that it has a broken head stud on #1 cylinder but does to seem to have any effect on the running of the car"
    Yeah. I agree. But I'll say this... kudos to the OP for full disclosure.

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