1985 Porsche 944 Base Coupe 2-door 2.5l Slate Gray Black Ricaro Leather Seats on 2040-cars
Oregon City, Oregon, United States
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This is a wonderful, vintage, 1985, 944, Porsche, 5 speed, fuel injected, 4 cylinder, that is fun to drive and runs and drives great. The 944 is stock and runs well. It has newer front tires and good rear tires. It has a K&N air filter. The clutch is good. The seats are black leather, the drivers seat power black leather, Ricaro. The defrost system is good. The oil has been changed. The dash, door panels, and headliner are in great shape. The sunroof is wonderful and the seals are good, not leaking. It has stock a/c, not sure if working because it is 10 degrees and hard to tell if a/c is working. The leather is good front and back the only area that there is cracking to note is the black console between the front seats. The rear area has a wonderful cargo net to keep cargo from rolling around. It is a wonderful, sporty, 2 door coupe with a back seat and 4 adults can fit. The headliner and sun visors are in good shape too. The paint is beautiful with the exception of a few rock chips. The brakes are good. It is a no smoking vehicle. This is a fun, beautiful vintage Porsche 944. It is a car that you will love to drive. You won't be disappointed with this little Porsche.
Please feel free to ask any questions prior to bidding by email or call Michael at 503-656-3333. The miles are noted as shown on the odometer but being sold exempt. A 500.00, non-refundable deposit is due at auction end. Please arrange payment within 5 days of auction end. Please arrange vehicle pick up within 2 weeks of auction end. This is being sold as is, where is. Please call to make other arrangements if needed, prior to bidding. We will assist with helping to find a shipper. If you would like to see the truck or send a 3rd party for inspection, please call for appointment. Thank you, for looking and good luck bidding.
This classic Porsche 944, is being offered by Peggy's Classic Cars, Oregon DA4795. Happy holidays...
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