Selling a 1987 Porsche 911

 

The 1987 Porsche 911, though virtually unchanged stylistically from the previous year model, received a large power gain over the 1986 911. With newly recalibrated electronics, the 1987 911 was now capable of 214 horsepower at 5,900 rpm. Additional changes included a separate thermostatic electric fan on the secondary oil cooler located in the front right fender, and an upgraded clutch now functioned with hydraulic operation rather than mechanical. If you own a 1987 Porsche 911, you know the change in clutch made driving in stop-and-go style traffic much easier. Many enthusiasts and sports car critics of the time also touted a new five-speed transaxle gearbox with cone synchronizers as a large victory for Porsche, as it made for more positive and clean shifting. Those looking to purchase a Porsche 911 often turn to the late 1980s models, as they encompass nearly all the changes that took place during the second-generation of Porsche 911 production.

 

1987 Porsche 911 Seller’s Guide

Whether you’re looking to sell your 1987 Porsche 911 because you need more room in the garage, because you simply don’t have the time to enjoy the car anymore, or because you don’t have time to finish the restoration you started, Alex Manos and his team would like to speak with you. Selling a classic car on your own can be quite a headache. There are pictures to take, advertisements to place, questions to answer, showings and test-drives to coordinate, funding to verify and much, much more. Selling a classic can be a full-time job! However, when you choose to partner with Alex Manos and his team of California classic car dealership professionals, you can rest assured knowing they will offer you top-dollar, on the spot and in cash for your classic. They will also coordinate pickup from any location in the United States – even Alaska! You see, they understand the value and importance these cars have had to their owners and they believe in only the best customer service and care. They are always looking to add classics of all makes, models and conditions to their collection, and have a reputation for fair and honest car deals. For this reason, their biggest Seller’s Tip is to call their team to speak candidly about your classic and its value.

  

To learn more about the 1987 Porsche 911 or to inquire about the value of your 911 in today’s market, please do not hesitate to contact Alex Manos and his team today. They look forward to taking your call and to helping you find a new home for your prized Porsche. Learn more by connecting today!

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