'79 sc targa.
shows 162,000. i ran it two years with a broken speedo cable, lets say another 30 thousand just to be fair.
had engine replaced with 3.3 ltr. 10.3 to 1 mahle p+c, carello rods ,1973 spec s-cams, weber 40s, turbo oil pump, etc. lots of other stuff.
fuel economy is not what it used to be, but it sure does run.

 

'87 3.2, 150K miles, runs great since bought at 118K miles, no records so who knows?

 

'76 2.7 running great with 11,700 miles on the odometer. I think it's the 3rd odometer though.....

 

83 SC, 93k. No major work done. leaks no oil. drives strong.

 

1987 Cabriolet 61,749 miles - also waiting for some cooler weather.

 

1986 White Targa - 238,000 miles and that number is growing almost every day.

 

84 Carrera: 39k miles

Steve

 

1988 Cabriolet
155,000 miles
original transmission
original clutch
no oil on garage floor
no oil added between changes
~120,000 of those miles were put on in the first 4 years of life
The white ones are not only faster, but last longer ;-}
Cheers, Peter

 

Just clicked 160K and it is still one of the strongest 3.2's I have ever driven and I have driven a lot of them!

 

79SC, 64k miles, recent leakdown <2% in all cylinders.

 

1984 Carrera 131k runs strong, good compression, no oil leaks, have a vac leak somewhere-gotta find it, replaced original clutch at 120k.

 

85 Carrera Targa 124k, never opened - running strong!

 

'87 Carrera-98k miles. Still runs strong. No rebuilds yet, but burns about a quart every 600 miles.

 

1979 SC with 196,000. I have owned it for one and a half years. My SC is a real testament to Porsche quality. It is rock solid, doesn't use any oil inbetween oil changes, and pulls strong. It is hard to imagine and SC with this many miles and no one has messed with it, it is bone stock. At 190,000 miles I added a pop off valve in the air box.

 

'83 SC. 170-K origional miles. PO replaced clutch, added Carrera tensioners. All else stock. Top of class competitor and great street car ... all in one!