Seller listing states “It runs, drives and stops. It’s a very good project, it’s not rotten, underneath is extremely solid, the drivers sill needs sorting, and so does the passenger sill needs repairing as well. It’s very original, the paint is in very good condition for it’s age. Alloys are in great condition, the car does need the sills sorting, MOT and general recommissioning to be put back onto the road
It has a small rad leak, but it’s repairable, and it needs DME relay sorting, but I’ve bypassed it for now so it runs. Interior isn’t the best but still perfectly useable, all the electrics work. Also needs a drivers door handle as the latch has broken, but it still opens from the inside. I have just put brand new bonnet struts on I’ve got the V5, original handbooks, and good amount of service history with the majority being done at Porsche. It will need to be trailered, you can’t drive this home.”
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