1977 Porsche 924 Track Car

1977 Porsche 924 Additional Info:

1977 Porsche 924 Track Car
3 time LeMons veteran race car. Finished every event it ran. Received Judges' Choice Award at 2010 "Capitol Offense" at Summit Point. The car is slow, but bulletproof. Even with 4 year old fuel in the tank, it fires up immediately.
Between 2010 and 2012, we completed the following repairs and additions:

• 6 point rollcage
• 4 pole kill switch
• Adjustable racing seat
• New oversize VW Passat front calipers
• New front rotors
• New rear cylinders
• Rebuilt master cylinder
• New front struts
• New rear shocks
• Rear sway bar
• Oversize '78 front sway bar
• New clutch, throwout bearing, and pressure plate
• Mikuni bike carb conversion
• Cleaned and sealed fuel tank
• New tires
• Rewired everything aft of firewall and downstream from fuse/relay panel
• Lexan windshield

Until 4 months ago, we always stored the car indoors. Since then, it has been under a cover outside. Some metal has very light surface rust, as viewable in the photos. Cage was up to LeMons spec as of 4 years ago. It may require modification to meet current LeMons safety requirements.
To be track worthy again, it could use the following TLC:

• Thorough carb cleaning
The bowls are leaking fuel, probably from stuck float valves due to 3 year old fuel and varnish. Leaky carbs are a serious fire hazard, so cannot stress this enough.

• Fuel system flush
It runs, but it's 4 years old.

• Brake flush
They work fine but it's 5 year old fluid.

• Oil Change
Cause why not?

Other than that, this car basically needs nothing else. Of course, there is no warrantee express or implied as this is a 40 year old car built by amateurs. There is also no guarantee as to the fitness of the safety equipment -- use it at your own risk. And in case it's not obvious, this is not a street legal vehicle.
Here is a video of it starting up in April after 3 years -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NphprAAQrUQ
And here's a blog highlighting the buildout -- http://porschenator.tumblr.com/
No title, bill of sale only. $200 due from winning bidder within 24 hours of auction ending. This is a no reserve auction. Vehicle is advertised locally and auction may be ended early.