1987 Porsche 944 One Owner on 2040-cars
Humboldt, Iowa, United States
One owner original car. There was a new title generated for a lien (I believe), but no transfer. (copy of title in pics) This is a very solid original car, with the exception of previous paint work on the left front fender. I am an independent dealer and bought this car from a new car dealer a year ago for a toy with 117,474 for miles. The driver side front fender had shown evidence of previous repair, I had a shop go over it again for a better paint match. Other than a small ding on passenger fender, a very small ding low in one door and normal rock chips, this is a very straight original car. The interior is amazingly nice for the age. All original, including original Blaupunkt stereo. This is a very tight nice driving car, it has no weird noises or quirks, the tires are very good. The books are also present. We finally have warm weather in Iowa and I noticed the AC is not engaging, I have not had it looked at. Please call or text me with questions. Thanks Jim 515-570-2203
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