Description

This 1984 Porsche 911 Carrera coupe is finished in black on black and shows 114,894 miles. The car was originally sold in New York, where it remained until 2017 when it was sold to California. The numbers-matching 3.2-liter flat-six recently received a $5,150 top-end rebuild at Valley European Auto Services in Van Nuys, California shortly after arriving in California. Additional servicing has been carried out as detailed below, and the sale includes two binders of maintenance records dating back to 2001. This 911 is just imported to Germany and offered with a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, the original window sticker, two keys, a complete tool kit, owner’s manual, a clear Carfax, a clean California title and European import papers stating all import duties are paid. German registration can be arranged by the selling dealer.

The seller believes that this 911 retains all of its factory paint and panels. A few dings and nicks are mentioned, and exterior cosmetics are detailed in the comprehensive 150+ photo gallery below.

This Porsche is fitted with 16″ Fuchs alloys, which wear matching Bridgestone Potenza S-02 tires. According to the CoA, this car was ordered without a model designation on the rear decklid, though a Carrera badge was added in July 2001 according to records.

The cabin retains its original upholstery to the seller’s knowledge, and the car was optioned with a power sunroof, cruise control, black headliner, heatable windshield, and a factory alarm system. A Pioneer head unit with Bluetooth capability was recently installed along with new Polk audio speakers front and rear.

All instrumentation, lighting, and features are said to be in good working order, The mileage is documented with service records since 2001 and are corroborated by the Carfax. A 930 Sport steering wheel and short shift kit have been fitted.

In addition to the recent engine top-end rebuild, service records indicate that the 5-speed manual gearbox was rebuilt with all-new synchros, oil return tubes, and seals in January 2001. A new Sachs lightweight clutch was fitted in May 2001, and the following services are noted in maintenance documentation that accompanies the sale.

Additional detailed undercarriage pictures can be found in the photo gallery below.

Two binders document extensive service history, and 20+ pages of receipts are also displayed in the photo gallery.

The included CoA lists all factory options, colors, and numbers, as well as the original build date of January 4, 1984.