Porsche 944 Base Coupe 2-door on 2040-cars
Mont Alto, Pennsylvania, United States
1988 Porsche 944! The car is in amazing condition with only 74,226 original miles on the body and engine! The car came from a local Philadelphia home, and was passed down into a family who babied the car! I am the fourth owner of the car, and my grandmother bought it original in 1988, then it was passed down, but the car stayed in the family. The body and engine are very solid and even after the car sat for about 3 weeks (as I did not have time to drive it) It started Right up! THE ENGINEvery strong, POWERFUL solid soundingno ticking or rattlingAll of the fluids have been Changed, including oil, transmission fluid and plugs have been cleaned. THE BODY the body is almost perfect. the car has almost no scratches on it, Except for the front passenger side fender (it looks like someone took a key to it)the car has been repainted the beautiful fire red. The moldings and trim are still in great shape with no leaks! NO RUST! BRAND NEW TIRES! Windows and power features still work, including sunroof and both windowsseats and interior is like new!! not a tear or rip in the seats! just a little driver wear. carpeting is immaculate! The dash does not have one crack or sun split on it, the passenger side molding piece is loose but nothing major (see pics) The hood release pull is hanging so that will need to be fixed but it does not affect the hood opening. i also have the original car cover! This beautiful Porsche runs and drives amazing and is in superb condition with Super low miles!
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