1987 Porsche 944 Base Coupe 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Plainwell, Michigan, United States
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Due to buy it now seller no contact. Up for bidding, 1987 944, Years ago I owned a 924 GTS, Of course I sold it only to regret it, so I bought the car listed here. IT was raced in the 90s in the midwest and fla. The sheet metal was straight and rust free. Fiberglass doors were replaced with steel, but the flares and front bumper was retained as well as the dzus removeable aluminum rocker pnls. Also the lightened aluminum rear bumper and lexan rear quarter windows from the race days. Color is orig. Marachino cherry applied by RORICK BROTHERS in kalamazoo, as was the custom steel hood and header pnl. Paint is incredable for its age, no chips or scratches. Car looks better than the pictures show. 2.5 race motor was replaced with the oringinal with the exception of the flowed head and injectors. New timing belt, water pump, and tensioner less than 1000 mi. ago as well as the clutch assy and slave. Air was also reinstalled. Int. is mostly orig. and in excell cond. This car drives and handles well. Thousands of dollars were put into this car over the years to make it look like it is.. The lights are Hella withe Lexan covers. Power mirrors are manuel now. Wheels are vintage centerline 130 mm as raced with. 16x8 front 16x19 rear, new tires front, rears functional but hard. Although Ive had the car a long time, Ive probably only put 5000 miles on it. It is listed with a low reserve, so good bidding
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