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^^^ Likewise here...in my 25 years of ownership, the SC has only been in the shop once.
That was for the head stud repair. Everything else...I did myself.
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I drive my 78 SC year round... Our Winters are a joke compared to yours.
One of the many benefits of living in Australia. 
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They build a pretty solid car, I say.
When we pulled the 993 tt out of my friend's storage, as it sat for 17 years. I was jsut happy that he decided to sell it to me. We had it tow to his shop then we started poking around to see if it cranks over with a new battery. It sure did. We decided to pour 5 gal of gas in the tank and see if it would start. After a few hard cranks, it started to sputter and spitting then came to life. I even got to rev it for the first time. From there, I had all the rubber hoses and many other parts swapped out. It runs and idles smoothly for the past couple year I have had it. |
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Here's a pic of the culprit.
 
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1981 Porsche 911 SC Targa
