This 1977 Porsche 911S Targa is a rare and desirable model, with one of 2,747 units produced. It features a rebuilt 1978 3.0-liter engine, a 5-speed manual transmission, and a white exterior with black vinyl interior. The car has a California history, with 40 years of ownership in the state, and has been well-maintained, with a range of service records and upgrades.

The car was first sold to a resident of Portland, OR, and later purchased by a Northern California resident in 1987. The current owner acquired the car in 2003, with 195,000 miles on the odometer. In 1997, the engine was replaced with a 1978 3.0-liter unit due to thermal reactor damage. The car has since undergone various service milestones, including a new Targa roof installation in 2005, major suspension and brake service in 2015, and a range of other upgrades and repairs.

The car presents as a handsome driver-level vehicle, with original side and rear glass, correct accordion bumpers, and matching black-finished Fuchs wheels and Targa bar. The white paint has been well-maintained, with some areas blended in, including the refinished 911SC engine lid. The interior features nice black seats, recovered in premium vinyl in 2018, and a range of original and upgraded components, including a contemporary Sony stereo unit and a correct steering wheel.

The car is accompanied by a range of documentation, including service records dating back to 1987, the original tool roll with tools, a 1977 Owner’s Manual, and a range of other items. The car is sold with a clean title, and the seller assumes no liability for errors or omissions in the vehicle's description.