1978 Porsche 911SC Sunroof Delete CoupePresented here is this 1978 Porsche 911SC Sunroof Delete Coupe, featuring matching numbers and finished in Mocha Brown (451) over a Cork interior. Part of Porsche’s G-Series lineup, the 911SC marked an important chapter in the model’s history, combining the familiar air-cooled flat-six configuration with improved refinement and everyday usability. The SC designation stands for Super Carrera, reflecting Porsche’s intention to position this model as a more developed evolution of the 911. Today, the 911SC remains a popular choice for its straightforward mechanical design and engaging driving experience.Highlights:- Matching Numbers- Exterior Color: Mocha Brown (451)- Interior Color: Cork- 915 5-Speed Manual Transaxle- Flat 6-Cylinder 3.0-Liter Engine- Bosch Fuel Injection- Air Conditioning- Four-Wheel Disc Brakes- Classic VDO Instrumentation- Blaupunkt Radio- 16-Inch Fuchs-Style WheelsPower comes from a 3.0-liter air-cooled flat-six engine equipped with fuel injection, paired with a 915 five-speed manual transaxle. Additional mechanical features include four-wheel disc brakes, while the exterior is complemented by 16-inch Fuchs-style wheels wrapped in Pirelli tires. Other details include front Bosch fog lights, dual outside mirrors (power-operated), rear rubber bumperettes, and a single exhaust outlet. The front trunk compartment houses a spare tire.The Cork interior features supportive bucket seats, a three-spoke steering wheel, air conditioning, power windows, and classic VDO instrumentation arranged across Porsche’s signature driver-oriented dashboard. Additional appointments include tan door pockets with integrated map storage, a glove box, an analog clock, and a Blaupunkt radio with a fender-mounted antenna.The paint shows signs of age and use, which have been taken into consideration in the pricing. Combining its sunroof-delete configuration, air-cooled flat-six, and five-speed manual transmission, this 911SC represents Porsche’s distinctive approach to sports car engineering in the late 1970s. This German classic is mechanically sound. For $59,950