1983 Porsche 944 on 2040-cars
Pasadena, California, United States
1983 Porsche 944 with 153k miles. Bought from original owner, I am the second owner. All service records from day 1 totalling $43,000. All original. Brand new Michelin tires, less than 2000 miles on them. OEM Fuchs wheels (staggered) 15x8 and 15x7. Original tools with pouch. Car runs great. Air condition works great. Interior in great shape. All electrical work fine. Passes smog easily. This is a true survivor. Original working alarm. Always serviced and kept indoors. There is a 4 inch scratch on the roof. Also a poorly bondo work on right rear panel about 10 inches square. It was done in the early 1980s and just left like that. It really isn't all that bad. Please refer to the photos. I have all original paperwork and spare keys that go along with the car. Also included are 2 car covers. There is an one inch crack on the left rear taillight. The car comes with a complete OEM left taillight assembly. It was bought in the early 1980s but never installed. I have a detailed list of every single work performed on the car, including date, price, and notes. The tags are paid until May of 2015. Local pick up only please. I have no information about transportation services.
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