1983 Porsche 944 Base Coupe 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Laguna Hills, California, United States
1983 PORSCHE 944
Sad to let her go but I don't drive her enough.... Time to pass her on to someone who can drive her regularly!
4 cylinder, 5 speed manual transmission Approx 140,000 miles Engine performance and transmission are 9 out of 10. Engine runs better now than it has in the 15 years that I've owned the car. Interior is 8 out of 10 Paint is all good except for some minor clear coat chipping and a few dings No major body damage whatsoever Stock mag wheels have been chrome polished All brake pads have about 60% life left I've ran only 91 octane gas Clean title with original pink slip
Recent engine work;
New hood stays Brand new front tires, rear tires have about 500 miles on them Sub woofer, amp and after market door speakers Porsche GT racing steering wheel Porsche floor mats Power windows All lights and turn signals in good working order
Repairs/replacements needed;
Asking $3,000 Text or call if interested or if you have any other questions. 949 292-7710 Kevin Local pick-up only...... Thanks for looking!
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