1988 Porsche 924s No Reserve!!! on 2040-cars
Thomaston, Georgia, United States
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1988 Porsche 924S Please text for pictures. 706-957-2769 NO RESERVE!!! Car is not new but in very good condition! This beauty that runs and drives as good as it looks!! The car shows 33,100 miles on the odometer. I have the original Porsche folder which contains some original paperwork from the president of Porsche and some brochures. The car has fresh paint as of Sep. 23rd, 2013. Body is in great condition with very minor if any noticeable flaws. Car averages 30-35 mpg! Door panels, cluster panel and carpet in very good condition. The dash does has a few cracks. 1988 was the last year of the 924s and the most rare of all. Only 2190 of these sports cars were imported in 1988. It has the 944 2.5L Engine from the factory. It has the most Horsepower of any 924... app. 160HP, with almost perfect 50/50 Weight Distribution. The clutch, belts, water pump, ect. was replaced around 2200 miles ago. The timing belt was replaced with a Goodyear Gator back, so it sounds like it's a supercharged engine under the hood. Car has power windows and mirrors. (Also heated) 5spd tranny and a removable center hard top for summer cruises. The power button for the removable hard top lock may need to be replaced, it will only unlock the top unless you swap the wires around on the motor. All lights and gages work as they should. Heat will set you on fire and the air is ice cold!! List of Custom Work: -CD Player, 1000w Amp, 10" Bazooka Bass Tube -Bumpers Brought In -Rubber Pads Removed -All 4 Side Markers Shaved -Original Dealer Option Center Taillight - Bumper mounted rear front and rear tag -Custom Front Tag You will be surprised the power of this little 2.5, 4 cylinder engine! Car is in really good condition and needs very little to be considered a completely restored classic. Minor issues include: Driver seat has a couple tears which can be repaired, dash could use a new cap due to some age cracks. (Cap is about $150 on Ebay) Outside driver door handle is broken, it looks fine but will not open from outside. (Ebay $75-$125) You can feel confident driving this car home from ANYWHERE with no worries at all! I bought this car to become my classic daily driver but now that we have a baby on the way, its just not pratical anymore. I have clear title in hand! NO RESERVE!!!
Car is also for sale locally and auction may end at anytime if no bids are present. If you need more pictures or have any questions just give me a call or text a 706 975 2769 Thanks Randy Car is being sold AS IS and buyer is responsible for pickup. $500 nonrefundable DEPOSIT DUE AT AUCTION END. Good luck and happy.bidding! Key words: Goose neck, trailor, trailer, classic, tires, pull, 4x4, trade, guns, ammo, jeep, scope, camera, iPod, ps3, Keywords: mustang, flatbed flat bed, barn, trade, Chevy, dodge, Nissan, ford f150, tractor trade dozer, loader Tractor trade bobcat Skidsteer heavy duty loader bucket Honda swap lifted 4 x 4 box blade brush hog bush hog plow scrape trailer 2 wheel dolly trailor implement, 4 wheeler scraper, scrape, dozer bobcat, Skidsteer, new Holland, JD, awd tractor, 4wd tractor, brush cutter, case, loader, bmw, jaguar, ford chevy, trade, mustang, rock crawler, krawler, land, build, fast, boosted, turbo, |
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