1987 Porsche 944 N/a Manual Clean Title Sport Rwd No Reserve on 2040-cars
Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
VIN NUMBER: WPOABO949HN475391 True Miles Unknown 1987 Porsche 944 N/A If you want a fun to drive, nice looking shiny red Porsche, this is the car for you!! Red, Manual Transmission, Power Windows, Alpine Am/FM/CD
player, New Rear Brake Pads, No Air Conditioning, No Power Steering, MoonRoof,
No Rear Seat, New Driver’s Side Front Ball Joint (Bronze bushed, upgrade from
stock), New Oil Cooler Seals/Gaskets, Good Rubber (tires). Runs/Drives good. True Mileage Unknown, Odometer not working.
Recently flushed cooling system. New DME
Relay. Been repainted at least once, but
it buffs up nicely. New 944online shifter with Torrington bearing instead of
plastic bushing. New rear hatch pins. Following removed for weight savings: A/C , Power Steering , Power MoonRoof . Perfect platform for a spec racer or an autocross car. Car has run a 16.2 second quarter mile. Check out the picture of the corner weights on this car, very well balanced!! Car has competed in the $2012 and $2013 Grassrootsmotorsports Challenge. Did I mention it’s a shiny Red Porsche?? This is your chance to own a Porsche at a fraction
of the price of a new one!! Includes spare parts such as: Manual Latches for Moonroof
(Power roof not working), New spare ball joint for Passenger Side (I bought a
pair, but Passenger side did not need replacement), and new front brake pads. Interior is in fair condition, seats have cracks, dash has
been covered in fabric, speedometer/odometer don’t work. Heater/Air conditioning fans doesn’t work.
Carpet in fair condition. Interior needs
cosmetic help. Engine compartment is
very clean. By the way, it’s a shiny red Porsche that you can own!! Car looks good, but it’s not perfect. You won’t be afraid to actually drive this car and park it in a parking lot!! It already has a few minor scratches and parking lot dings, but nothing major. Car Fax and AutoChek both show that car was junked in Conneticut in 1992, but I have a clean, clear Florida title for the car. I can see no evidence of frame damage. Clean Florida title (Not salvage title). The car is currently registered and street legal in Florida. Bid often and bid to win.
You know you want this car!! Remember, shiny
red Porsche. Porsche, there is no substitute!! Selling to allow someone else to experience the pleasure of owning a Porsche.
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