Porsche 944 1985.5 Mint, Rebuilt Enginet, Rebiult Transm, Etc, Etc on 2040-cars
North Attleboro, Massachusetts, United States
1985.5 MINT Porsche 944. LOOK AT THIS CAR Ti This is a 3rd owner car that came from the
south. The previous owner spent over
$5000 on: Engine Rebuilt, Transmission Replacement, Clutch, Exhaust, Brakes,
Tires, Etc, Etc. I have the recipes, see
pics!!!
I just put new engine mounts, tune up, wires cap, rotor,
plugs, K&N performance air filter, etc. Two new rear hatch pistons. I will also include 2 new High power head
lights that I have not yet installed.
This car is in GREAT shape. Tires are awesome wide
performance tires 215 45 R17 with
60-750% of tread life remaining. There is one small rust spot in bottom of passenger
rear quarter panel. Very small, easy fix. NOTHNG ELSE is needed. It’s ready to go.
I DO NOT WANT TO SELL THIS CAR!!!! IT IS AWSEOM AND SO MUCH
FUN TO DRIVE. So don’t bother low
balling. I have 6 Vehicles and my wife
wants me to trim down my collection a little.
Car is also listed locally and may sell locally.
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Porsche 944 for Sale
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- Red 5 speed clean(US $6,990.00)
- 1984 porsche 944(US $2,500.00)
- 1987 porsche 944s red ext. w/black int. 16 valve eng. very gd cond.
- 944 restoration(US $3,500.00)
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