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FS: 1992 968 street / track
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Drifting
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Year: 1992
Make: Porsche
Model: 968
Mileage (numbers only please): 140000
Options (Please check ALL which apply): Antilock Brakes, Intermittent Wipers, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Windows, Sunroof
Color: Guards Red
Price (no $ sign please): $13500
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): Canada
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 6 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: None
Showing 140k miles (odometer broken) Florida car
Car is located in Kingston, Ontario
$13,500 CAD obo
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I've been convinced to start looking for a 996, so I'm listing my 968 here in anticipation. I've only had it a year, and I really hadn't been planning to sell it, so it has the best of everything. I bought it totally stock last August and spent all winter going through it. It is currently plated and insured in Ontario, though I trailer it to the track. I built it to be a rock solid track car, and it is. All the important safety modifications have been made. More photos at the bottom. Just ask if you want to see anything specific.
Interior / Safety
Black interior
Redline roll bar
New Sparco seats: EVO 2 driver and EVO 2 Plus passenger
Current 3" harnesses as well as street-legal standard shoulder belts for both
Cayman Interseries Sparco suede steering wheel with quick release and custom hub
Fire extinguisher
Traqmate Classic Complete with data dash
Exterior
Guards Red -- some damage to clear coat / peeling of clear
Evidence of front impact (repaired)
Plenty of stone chips
Rear wing is slightly loose (I keep it tight with zip ties, which works fine)
Slightly faded sunroof
Powertrian
Totally stock engine and computer
Resealed completely (including valves) with new rod bearings, cam chains and guides, belts and all hoses in Spring 2013
Fresh stock clutch and bearings in 2012
AC delete with Porsche Motorsports bracket
New radiator in 2012
Under 100ml of oil used per 20 minute session (this is excellent)
Excellent compression, within 0.5% on all cylinders
No significant marks on the bores or pistons (two small marks on the top of one piston from what I gather was previous valve contact before my ownership)
Stock 968 transmission with LSD
Stock exhaust
New authentic Porsche motor mounts (Spring 2013)
Currently running Mobil1 synthetic
Redline MT90 in the transmission
Shifts and power are both excellent, even under full load
Suspension and Brakes
Bilstein Cup coilover suspension (new in 2012)
Andy Pohlman PCA-legal tubular steel control arms and solid front bushings (VW 3-bolt ball joint style makes ball joint replacement a 5 minute operation)(new in 2013)
Adjustable solid camber plates (Ground Control)
Strut tower bar
Rear torsion bar delete
Elephant Racing Poly Bronze spring plate bushings
"Streetable" spring rates (350lb front and 500 rear)
Upgraded rear suspension mounting bolts
968 brake cooling scoops
928 S4 brakes (freshly-rebuilt in 2013) with Lindsey adapters
PFC 08 pads front and rear
New stainless brake lines
Motul 600 fluid
New front bearings in August of 2012
Rebuilt steering shaft (Spring 2013)
Fresh race alignment
Wheels and tires
1 set of 4x 16x8" 968 wheels, powder coated gloss black with 2 heat cycle Toyo R888s
1 set of 4x 16x7" 968 wheels in original silver with new Kumho SPT tires
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Last edited by pontifex4; 07-25-2013 at 10:20 PM.
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I've had the privilege of driving this car at the Glen, and it's everything that Charlie says it is. Couldn't ask for a better-sorted track car, especially one that's fully streetable if trailering's not your thing.