1984 Porsche 944 on 2040-cars
East Palatka, Florida, United States
This Is One Of The Nicest 944's Out There, You Can Search For Years To FindThis Type Of Porsche. It's A One Owner , Always Garaged And Maintained ByPorsche. Timing Belt Was Changed Every Couple Of Years. It Was Changed At 55,000Miles. Again...... The Timing Belt Was Just Changed! I Have All Receipts AndDocumentation!! The Hoses, Motor Mounts , Belts, Water Pump, Brakes, MasterCylinder, Computer, Fuel Pump And Filter, Brake Lines, Synthetic Oil Change, NewBattery, New Tires. All Done In Last 500 Miles/ 120 Days. The Car Has ItsHistory Recorded From Day Of Delivery 10-25-1983. It Was Purchased At Porsche-audi Of The Palm Beaches. The Paint Is Original. The Interior Is Original. TheCar Is Original. It Has Been Garaged And Cared For. It Is One Of The FinestExamples Of A Porsche 944 That I've Seen. The Interior Is The Paint Is Excellent Condition. The Money Has Been Spent To TakeCare Of Any And All Required Maintenance. The Car Drives Perfectly. The A/cSystem Works And Blows Cold. The Radio Works. The Windows Work. All Of TheElectronics Works. This Car Is Clean All The Way Around. It Is In My PersonalGarage. I Drive It At Least Twice A Week. I Have No Issues Out Of This Car,It's A Pleasure Tp Drive And Own. I Encourage You To Come And See In PersonAnd Test Drive...... Please Serious Only. There A Very Few 1984's In I Have Tried To Cover Most Questions, But Please
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