1980 Porsche 924 Classic! Economical Porsche! The Car You've Dreamt Of! 911 944 on 2040-cars
Springfield, Ohio, United States
INTERESTED PARTIES WITH UNDER 5 FEEDBACK MUST MESSAGE ME FIRST PRIOR TO MAKING AN OFFER OR BIDDING! THIS IS MANDATORY!
IF YOU DO NOT MESSAGE ME YOU WILL BE CHARGED THE LISTING FEE ($75.00)
FOR THE CAR REGARDLESS IF YOU END UP PURCHASING THE CAR OR NOT. I HAVE
HAD TOO MANY INSTANCES OF A 0 FEEDBACKER BUYING A CAR AND FLAKING. DO
NOT PURCHASE THIS CAR WITHOUT MESSAGING ME IF YOU HAVE UNDER 5
FEEDBACK!!!
FOR SALE IS A 1980 PORSCHE 924 CLASSIC! FEEL FREE TO READ UP ON THE CAR HERE THIS CAR IS VERY ECONOMICAL FOR WHAT IT IS. EXPECT 25 MPG. CAR IS ALL ORIGINAL. THE LIGHTS WORK. TURN SIGNALS WORK. THE WIPERS WORK, HAS A REMOVABLE SUNROOF WHICH WE BELIEVE TO WORK FINE. THERE ARE A FEW MINOR PROBLEMS. THE A/C DOES NOT WORK BUT ALL THE PARTS ARE THERE. THE HEATER AND DEFROST DO WORK HOWEVER. THE HORN DOES NOT WORK. THE SPEEDOMETER DOES NOT WORK DUE TO A BROKEN CABLE. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL MILES UNKNOWN CAR. (IT WILL SAY THIS ON THE TITLE) MILES READ 84309. WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT THEY ARE. THE DRIVERS SIDE DOOR HAS SOME LIGHT SCRATCHES. THE DRIVERS FRONT FENDER HAS A VERY VERY SMALL DING..LIKE A SHOPPING CART DING. (I COULD NOT GET A PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING IT BECAUSE IT IS SO SMALL) THE CAR HAS BEEN REPAINTED AS IT WAS ORIGINALLY SILVER. THE TIRES ON THIS CAR ARE VERY NEW AND LOOK AMAZING! BOTTOM LINE IS THIS IS A PORSCHE THAT HAS ALL THE STAPLES OF A PORSCHE. IT IS QUICK, IT IS ECONOMICAL, IT LOOKS GREAT, IT HAS PRACTICALLY NEW TIRES AND IT WILL GET YOU FROM POINT A TO POINT B IN STYLE. I am selling this car FOR a dealership called Coachworks Upon auctions end buyer has 24 hours to make deposit of $500.00 via paypal, credit or debit card or cash in person. I will contact you immediately by email and through Ebay and leave a number for you to call if you have any questions. Coachworks is open 9-5 M/T//T/F 9-3 W AND 11-3 S. CLOSED SUNDAY! SINCE THIS AUCTION IS ENDING AROUND 8:30 PM ON A MONDAY YOU MUST CALL TO MAKE A DEPOSIT WITHIN THOSE HOURS OR MAKE DEPOSIT ON PAYPAL BY THE NEXT DAY AT 8:30pm OR I WILL RELIST THIS CAR! Car is sold 100% AS-IS! WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO HAVE SOMEONE YOU KNOW OR YOU TO COME LOOK AT THE CAR AND CHECK IT OUT BEFORE BIDDING! IF YOU HAVE UNDER 5 FEEDBACK YOU WILL NEED TO SEND ME A MESSAGE FIRST!!! I HAVE HAD ISSUES IN THE PAST WITH PEOPLE WITH ZERO FEEDBACK FLAKING AFTER A BUY! PLEASE MESSAGE ME FIRST! If successful bidder is from OHIO, you will need to pay the sales tax for your county and we will do the title for you. Out of state buyers will receive a notarized title and a bill of sale. After deposit is received buyer will have 7 days to pay the remainder of the balance via the aforementioned ways. I apologize but we can no longer accept wire transfers or personal checks. Car will remain stored OUTDOORS for 30 days after auctions close for free of charge. After this we will be forced to charge a daily fee. (We have never had a car not picked up within 30 days however) |
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