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1983 911 SC Cabriolet

 Specifications
Year: 1983
Powertrain Layout: Rear Engine / RWD
Base Price: $34,450.00 USD

 Body/Chassis
Body / Frame: Unit Steel
Weight: 1247 kg / 2750 lbs
Length: 4290 mm / 168.9 in
Width: 1651 mm / 65.0 in
Height: 1311 mm / 51.6 in
Wheelbase: 2273 mm / 89.5 in
Steering: Rack & Pinion
Front Brakes: Vented Discs with Vacuum Assist

 Engine & Transmission
Configuration: Flat 6
Valvetrain: SOHC
Displacement: 2994 cc / 182.7 cu in
Power: 128.3 kw / 172.1 bhp @ 5500 rpm
Torque: 237.0 nm / 174.8 ft lbs @ 4200 rpm
Bhp / Liter: 57.48 bhp
Bore: 95.0 mm / 3.74 in
Stroke: 70.4 mm / 2.77 in
Gear Type: 5-Speed Manual

 Performance
Top Speed: 199.6 kph / 139.0 mph
0 - 60 mph: 7.0 seconds
0 - 1/4 mile: 15.5 seconds
0 - 100 mph: 19.0 seconds

Owners Notes:
This drop top was Porsche's® fist 911 based convertible as well as the Company's last production SC. It is quietly being coveted as a collectible for both of these reasons.

This particular Cab is loaded by even today's standards. Full factory spoilers, button laden stereo/cassette and a rare heated front windshield. It was most certainly needed as the car was delivered to the Denver Porsche dealer at the time. From there the second owner took it to Alaska and then Montana.

It was rescued from the deep freeze by the Taj the week Clinton was impeached. We can't tell you which we enjoyed more. The car was unloaded and warmed up to us immediately. We're betting Bill can't say that about "ole fat ankles," New York's carpet-bagging female Senator who couldn't get elected to dogcatcher in her native state.

Surprisingly with all the distance the Cabriolet has traveled it has only 9100 miles on the clock. It still rides on it's original rubber, albeit like a rock. But that depends on what your definition of what rock is-is.