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Now available, is this incredibly well-preserved, 1986 Porsche 911 Targa finished in Grand Prix White (P5V9) over Champagne Special Leather (88) showing just under 119,000 original miles, presented with Certificate of Authenticity, it's Original Body Color-Matched Fuchs Wheels, a Clean Carfax and extensive Service Records. Recent major service items include A/C system serviced, Wheel bearings replaced, suspension inspected, drivetrain adjustments completed, Drive belt replaced and fluid/ filter changes were performed recently, and regularly by local Porsche specialists in Los Angeles, CA under it's most recent ownership.
Engine # 64G06764
Transmission # 74G06899
Optional OEM Equipment:
158 - Monterey Digital Cassette Radio
241 - Shortened Shift Lever Travel
341 - Power Door Locks
348 - Wheel Centers, Grand Prix White
395 - 16 inch Forged Alloy Wheels
454 - Cruise Control
533 - Alarm System
SERVICE HISTORY & SUMMARY:
September 14, 1990 – European Auto Service (San Rafael, CA)
15,000 Mile Major Service
Oil & filter service
Valve adjustment
Compression test (175–170–175–175–170–175)
Repaired left rear sway bar
Repaired left rear brake line
Steam-cleaned engine
Repaired right door rattles
Re-tapped catalytic converter inspection hole
General lubrication and inspection
January 22, 1991 – European Auto Service
Minor Service
Replaced interior light ground switches
Replaced right & left inner CV joint boots
Front and rear wheel alignment
Checked transmission noise
March 12, 1991 – European Auto Service
Repaired right front wheel
Repaired right rear tire (patch)
March 29, 1991 – European Auto Service
15,000 Mile Major Service
Oil & filter service
Compression test (160 across cylinders)
Installed right bumper shock
Installed rear valence
Replaced Targa roof headliner
Checked brakes and test drove
October 8, 1991 – European Auto Service
Repaired sway bar bracket
Repaired right oil hose
Fitted new bracket and welded
Miscellaneous welding materials
November 6, 1991 – European Auto Service
Smog certification
January 2, 1992 – European Auto Service
Mounted and balanced four tires
7,500 mile minor service
April 1, 1992 – European Auto Service
15,000 Mile Major Service
Oil & filter
Compression test (160–160–160–160–160–160)
Installed right bumper shock & rear valence
Installed Targa roof headliner
Checked all brakes; test drive OK
May 13, 1992 – European Auto Service
Greased front suspension
Replaced front torsion caps and bushings
Four-wheel alignment
September 17, 1993 — ~99,485 miles
Major service + new Pirelli P7 tires
Addressed oil leak.
California smog inspection completed.
Summary of 1994–1999 Services & Upkeep
Owner performed frequent fluid services and upkeep:
Mar 1994 – Apr 1997 (100k–104k miles)
Repeated oil & filter changes (Mobil 1 15W-50).
Brake fluid replacement (Castrol DOT 3/4).
Fuel treatment services.
Feb 1998 (~105k miles)
Fuel system treatment.
Jun 1999 (~106k miles)
Installed new battery.
Replaced front hood shocks.
Aug 1999 (~106,731 miles)
Transmission fluid change (Mobil 75W-90).
Brake fluid service.
This period reflects consistent enthusiast ownership with DIY maintenance.
December 6, 2001 – European & American Auto Upholstery (San Rafael, CA)
Completely recovered Targa top liner
July 2007
Targa top liner replaced (interior refurbishment).
July 17, 2007
Installed Alpine radio (period accessory upgrade). Removed phone kit
Installed Alpine CDA-9885 CD/iPod/MP3 receiver
Installed Alpine iPod controller cable
Installed Boston Acoustics 4x6 speakers
Installed rear speakers
September 2017 — 111,647 miles (Major Professional Service – ProShop Inc.)
Comprehensive mechanical refresh:
Adjusted valves, replaced spark plugs & air filter.
Oil and filter service.
Compression test: 145–148 PSI across cylinders (excellent health).
Replaced window motor.
Repaired driver’s door lock.
Replaced rear brake pads and flushed brake fluid.
Replaced front hood struts and engine lid strut.
Installed new battery.
Replaced right headlight sealed beam.
Road test completed.
Marks transition back to professional Porsche specialist servicing.
May 2019 — Pre-Purchase Inspection (Hi-Tec Automotive, San Rafael, CA)
Extensive PPI identified age-related issues:
Findings:
Minor oil seepage (cam line, rear main, thermostat hoses).
Left front strut leaking.
Wheel bearing play (LF).
Kick-panel heater blowers inoperative.
Brake lights slow to engage.
Drive belt cracked.
Engine pad deteriorated.
Very old tires with checking.
Cosmetic wear: minor scratches, stone chips, small fender ripple.
Rear of car previously repainted.
Compression readings: 180–190 PSI (strong).
Driving impression: “Very nice.”
Typical aging 3.2 Carrera needs—no structural or engine concerns.
May 2019 — Major Corrective Service (Hi-Tec Automotive)
Following the PPI, the car received a large recommissioning:
Replaced distributor cap, rotor, ignition wires.
Replaced cam oil line.
Installed new drive belts.
Replaced front strut inserts (both sides) + alignment.
Brake fluid flush.
Replaced brake light switches.
Installed new heater blower motors (left & right).
Replaced engine sound pad.
A/C R134a recharge.
Replaced mirror switch cap.
Replaced brake booster vacuum hose.
Installed new Dunlop tires (205/55R16 & 225/50R16).
Mounting, balancing, alignment performed.
Valve adjustment + 15k service (oil/filter, plugs, inspection).
Invoice total: ~$8,390.
This was a major mechanical reset addressing most deferred maintenance.
July–September 2019 (Hi-Tec Follow-Ups)
Door latch repair and lock diagnosis.
Targa top guide pin and fastening plate repair.
Speaker repositioning.
Window frame inspection and adjustments.
Power-lock repair work.
Windshield repair.
Dent removal (RF fender and RR panel).
Mirror glass replacement.
Window regulator adjustments and lubrication.
July 23, 2019 — Hi-Tec Automotive (San Rafael, CA)
Ding removal on right front fender and right rear panel.
Cosmetic bodywork; no mechanical repairs noted.
August 3, 2019 — Auto Glass (Santa Rosa, CA)
Windshield repair performed.
August 26–27, 2019 — Hi-Tec Automotive
Replaced left-side mirror glass.
September 23–25, 2019 — Hi-Tec Automotive
Window adjustment and replacement of a broken bracket.
Addressed:
Wind noise with windows slightly open.
Investigated squeal after sitting (suspected blower motor).
Minor interior/electrical corrections and steering wheel contact lubrication.
July 9–10, 2020 — Hi-Tec Automotive
Oil service with filter and safety inspection.
Noted issues:
Front struts leaking.
Wheel bearings required adjustment.
Minor oil leaks (rear main/cylinder base area observed).
Customer reported front-suspension squeak; torsion bars checked.
August 17–20, 2020 — Hi-Tec Automotive
Front wheel bearing adjustment
R134a A/C service (refrigerant recharge).
Inspection confirmed struts dry after earlier observation.
Steering wheel centered.
October 23, 2020 — Wheel Restoration Vendor
Fuchs wheel refinishing/restoration
Paintwork and cosmetic refurbishment.
November 10, 2020 — Dependable Tire & Brake
Installed alloy clips (minor hardware service).
June 2020 (Parts Purchase Record)
Purchased Lloyd mats (sand color) for interior refresh.
July 30, 2021 — Bavarian Performance Specialists (Thousand Oaks, CA)
Major maintenance visit:
Oil and filter service
Engine compartment inspection and fluid top-off.
A/C system service
Recovered refrigerant, leak-tested, recharged.
Found very small refrigerant leak at discharge line.
Adjusted tire pressures and checked drive belt.
Cleaned and resealed left front axle dust boot.
Inspected compressor clutch and cooling fan operation.
November 11, 2021 — Sublime Silverlake (Los Angeles, CA)
Addressed engine oil leaks:
Replaced:
Thermostat O-ring
Oil pressure switch
Breather hose and cover gasket
Valve cover gasket
Checked head studs (all tight).
Significant leak-resolution service.
November 30, 2021 — Sublime Silverlake
Mechanical corrections and inspection:
Replaced license-plate light.
Replaced alternator/drive belt.
Adjusted driver & passenger windows and regulator mounting.
Lubricated rails and front suspension.
Performed safety inspection and tire pressure check.
February 5, 2022 — Sublime Silverlake
Oil change service
Replaced engine oil lines and thermostat components.
Adjusted glovebox.
Continued refinement after earlier oil-leak work.
December 28, 2023 — Sublime Silverlake
Engine oil service
Diagnosed idle issue:
Throttle linkage catching on fuel-hose zip tie.
Condition corrected; idle concern resolved.
November 3, 2025 — Hollywood Smog & Auto Repair
Smog inspection / certification performed (passed).
