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1976 Porsche 924 Parts Car on 2040-parts.com

US $800.00
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Ridgecrest, California, US

Ridgecrest, California, US
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Up for bid is a 1976 Porsche 924 parts car.  This car is mostly complete and was bought from a junkyard as a project.  Unfortunately, time and financial constraints prevent finishing it.
The engine runs when hotwired and run off of starting fluid.
body is pretty straight, glass is good.
mostly complete car, great for parts.
Bill of sale.

this vehicle is for sale locally and I reserve the right to cancel the auction should it sell through that venue.  This vehicle comes with no warranty express or implied.

a 10% non-refundable down payment is due within 5 days of auction close, the remainder to be paid in cash upon pickup.  Pickup must be made within 14 days of auction close unless other arrangements are made.

This is a salvage vehicle and is being sold for parts only. It is not operational or street legal. Therefore, upon purchase, it will need to be either towed or put on a trailer. This item is NOT eligible for the eBay Motors Vehicle Purchase Protection Program.

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