1987 Porsche 924 S Coupe 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
Fun car. Drives, shifts & stops well. Has a painted black and carbon mask. The interior is clean and in ok condition other than - the dash is cracked and the drivers seat/carpet is worn on edges. Windows work well. Gauges work well.
Odometer does not work. Mileage is not correct . The top end was redone by the previous owner. The tires are in reasonable condition. The rotors should probably be turned. There is an oil leak. I'm not sure from where. I does seem to be coming from the right side front, near a connection. I am not able to have it fixed. I was adding about 1 quart per month. lately it is dripping a lot. Having to add oil daily. I recommend towing it. The paint is fair. (red on red ). Body fair. ( hood and body dents ). New air filter, and oil and filter. The sun roof motor is not working, however the sunroof can be removed. The after market radio does not work. ( the previous owner told me that he removed a relay, which is why the sun roof and radio don't work. I have never tried to have it fixed). The electrical is otherwise ok. The A/C needs charged, the compressor and fans work, but it needs Freon. The hood and hatch hydraulic supports are weak, so I use a bar to hold them up. I am sad to have to sell her. No reserve. __Thanks for looking.__ Car is for sale as is, where is. No guarantees or warranties expressed or implied. Do not bid if you aren't sure. I have been as honest as I can. Do NOT contact me with low balls, or offers to " meet " me with cash.......I will report you ! If you want to buy it, bid on it. |
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