What's wrong with this 76 SC?
#1
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What's wrong with this 76 SC?
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used...ting=180893592
Odo shows 51k (possible since restoration). Does anyone knows this car?
Thanks in advance.
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Price just dropped to $35kOdo shows 51k (possible since restoration). Does anyone knows this car?
Thanks in advance.
#4
Nordschleife Master
First issue is it’s not an SC. 76 doesn’t command SC money unless perfect. And it’s not perfect. It’s no numbers matching. And, and, and... price too high. I see nothing glaringly wrong, mostly just the wrong price.
#5
It's a 76 that has been forward dated to look like an SC. Mods include motor (3.0), fender flares, flag mirrors on both sides and an SC emblem on the decklid. It looks to be pretty nice from just the pics. Probably quite fun. The seats are "sport"-ish. Not sure what they are, they look sorta period correct though. I wouldn't call 'em funky, but not exactly stock. They at least have some kind of square weave look to them. Looks like it has AC too. Like I said, looks pretty nice if you want a driver. Resell is tough (and the reason this one is probably not selling) because it's modified, even though it appears to be a stock SC.
#7
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SC started in '78.
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#9
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According to 911evolution.com, SC was built from 77 to 83. Was the 77 MY78?
Source:
https://911evolution.com/porsche/911-sc
Thanks
Source:
https://911evolution.com/porsche/911-sc
Thanks
#10
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I'm no expert, but that's the first I've heard of a 77 SC. Maybe it's ROW, or model year 78.
My first 911 was a 76 I bought in 1990 & I thought I new what models were what back then. Oh well.
My first 911 was a 76 I bought in 1990 & I thought I new what models were what back then. Oh well.
#11
Team Owner
I think its just plain wrong , they could have been physically built in 77 , but they were released as the 78SC. Most of that article is just general opinion and more a blog than a factory article.
#12
The floors were galvanized for at least '72, My '72 floor was solid when most of the sheetmetal above it was a perforated mess
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the car is worth low 20s.
It was most likely a tired 1976S that was restored to be an update SC back in the day.
It would make a decent base for a 76 Carrera tribute driver.
It was most likely a tired 1976S that was restored to be an update SC back in the day.
It would make a decent base for a 76 Carrera tribute driver.