Porsche 1988 944 Turbo on 2040-cars
West Nyack, New York, United States
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This example is in excellent condition with 49,800 original miles. The car is stored with a cover on a trickle charger indoors. It currently has 18" Turbo Twist wheels on it with a set of 16 ""phone dial" wheels and tires included with the sale in superb condition.
Speedwerks is the Porsche shop in Nyack NY that cares for this car. They have performed recent work that included replacing the timing belt and rollers, changing the suspension over to that of a Turbo S and an oil change an alignment was also done. This car has not been chipped or tracked and is simply in fantastic condition. The radio is original and there are NO dash cracks whatsoever. Speedwerks also installed a new stainless steal exhaust seen in the listings photographs. This is not the cheapest 944 Turbo you will find however it is one of the nicer one's in this country and is mechanically and cosmetically outstanding in every way. There is a scratch on the right rear quarter panel and the AC could blow colder but this would be a wonderful car for any collector. This is a ton of Porsche for the money and made extremely well. Thank you for your interest. Good luck. |
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