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1989 Porsche 944 Executive Car For Vp Racing on 2040-cars

US $16,500.00
Year:1989 Mileage:1500 Color: Red /
 Black
Location:

Cissna Park, Illinois, United States

Cissna Park, Illinois, United States
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If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: dewayneddditmore@lakelouise.net .

Features of this 944 Turbo Cup Executive Car for VP Racing include:
Built 1-9-89: 944 Turbo S modified at factory to Turbo Cup specs; one of two 944T's built for race VP's; Coupe
came to U.S. for Peter Schmitz; used by Schmitz until he retired in 1990; car was then shipped to Porsche North
America in Reno and used by Legal/Compliance Director, Mike Love, until 1994.
59,286 miles - 3 owner car
Engine factory modified to approx. 300 hp
Through speed trat @ Bonneville, UT at 171 mph
5-speed manual transmission
Adjustable Koni shocks
2 sets forged alloy wheels from factory
Bridgestone RE11 tires; 225/50/R16, 245/45R16
Airbags, power steering; anti-lock power brakes
Factory tinted windows
Black leather power seats
Porsche AM/FM/CD radio w/graphic equalizer
Guards Red all original paint
Immaculate inside and out
Original Monroney sticker - "Not For Sale"
Manuals, tools, and COA
Complete history documents since built
Heritage & History exhibit at 2015 Indiana PCA Parade
This is a very collectible 944 Turbo!

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