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).