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This 1988 Porsche 911 Carrera Targa is one of 875 total Commemorative Edition models that were released to celebrate the 250,000th 911 produced. Just 300 CE cars came to the US, and only 80 of those being Targas. This particular 911 was purchased by the seller and original owner in 1988, and has never left the DFW area. Now showing just 38442 miles, the seller describes the car as stock throughout. Power comes from an unmodified 3. 2-liter flat-six paired to a G50 5-speed manual transmission. Mostly complete service records since 1988 will accompany the sale. This Carrera is now being offered in Texas with a clear Carfax report and Original Texas Title in the seller's name.

All Commemorative Edition cars came with Diamond Blue Metallic paint and color-matched 15? Fuchs wheels. The seller states that this 911 retains all of its factory paint. Since being purchased new, the car has been stored in a heated hangar.

This Carrera retains its unique factory Fuchs alloys, and all exterior trim appears to be present.

Unique to the Commemorative Edition is a Diamond Blue leather interior with the hand-stitched signatures of Ferdinand Porsche in the headrests.

The seller states that all major systems...

This gorgeous Guards Red drop top is a very clean example of an '80s classic you would expect to find on many bedroom walls across America. The odometer shows just under 24,000 actual miles and zero accidents via CarFax. The 3. 2l flat-6 engine sits out back under the iconic 'whale tail' spoiler and is paired to a 5-speed manual transaxle for the pinnacle of driving experiences.

A Magnaflow muffler has been fitted to give a throatier exhaust tone, but the engine remains otherwise in stock form. A claimed 214 horsepower give this little red drop-top a 0-60 time just under 6 seconds, and a top speed near 150mph! Although the black convertible top on this Porsche looks as new, you'll probably find yourself keeping the top down to enjoy the wind rushing past you. The black and red leather...

In the world of sports cars America has the Corvette, Italy has Ferrari and Germany has the 911. Spanning decades of production the 911 maintained its air cooled rear mounted engine configuration and svelte profile. One of the most recognizable cars in the world the 911 has earned it's high mounted pedestal in the automotive world and of all it's iterations the Targa body style is one of the most iconic. This 1988 example is looking bright and fresh in it's white paint job. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the body color bumpers, full width tail light and 5 spoke wheels. Take a seat inside and you're greeted by a handsome red wine colored leather interior. Under the...

This 1988 Porsche 911 Cabriolet -Turbo Look- is a rare option with only 141 convertibles manufactured in 1988 according to Porsche Cars North America. The Turbo Look option, or M-491 option, gave the car the wide body and rear spoiler of the 911 Turbo with the naturally aspirated 3. 2 flat 6 cylinder engine found in the Carerra 911. This 1988 Porsche 911 Cabriolet M491 is finished in Grand Prix White with matching Forged Alloy wheels. This 1988 Porsche 911 Cabriolet features a brown leather interior with 911 Turbo steering wheel, Alpine AM / FM/ CD changer sound system, Cruise Control, Porsche Factory Short Handle Shifter, Power Windows, Rear Window defroster, and Air Conditioning. The Air Conditioning system was recently updated with a new compressor and new dryer then converted to R134. Additional...