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Year:1984 Mileage:54600
Location:

Collingwood, ON, Canada

Collingwood, ON, Canada
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Beautiful 1984 Porsche 944. In storage since 1989, this classic Porsche has been part of a doctor's collection since 89 and now offered for sale. 5-speed, 2.5 litre 4 cylinder engine, air, cruise, pw, ps, pb, Pioneer am/fm/cd player and Porsche speakers. A "stock" 944 with all the badges and trimmings in excellent condition. This 30-year-old Porsche looks and drives like it came out of the showroom. Had one re-paint over the years, but is in excellent chip free condition. 

Servicing records included in sale. Recent front struts, newly re-cored radiator, all cooling hoses, tie-rod ends, water pump and timing belt, balance shaft belt, front crank seal, valve cover gasket, front struts, control arm bushings. Newer clutch kit too. Original interior with no rips, original carpet, Pioneer am/fm/cd player, power antenna, power sunroof, power windows, power steering and brakes, power driver's mirror, cruise control, a/c, 5-speed 4 cylinder 2.5 litre Porsche engine. Good Year tires with about 80% tread, no accidents and runs perfectly. Reason for sale - downsizing my collection of cars. Included in sale is "ORIGINAL" Porsche data sheet - cost $24000 USD back in 84!  Compression is: 1-150, 2-160, 3-160, 4-165. This is a tight, leak free engine. Transmission is smooth and reliable - clutch perfect! Good Year tires with 90% tread left, excellent brakes, exhaust, no interior rips, and no worn carpets - a garage queen ready for your summer enjoyment. 

Located in Collingwood, Ontario, Canada, this was once a US car and can be easily exported back to the states. No rust and no bond. Some very minor chips on the valance by the rear wheels - other than that, the car looks and drives beautifully.  Contact the owner at 647-992-2144. Seller reserves the right to sell the car locally, pick up only or transport the car at the buyer's expense. Deposit of $1000.00 certified funds or e-transfer in US funds due 48 hours after the close of the auction. Balance paid within 7 days od auction close. Again, buyer responsible for all shipping costs. Seller will assist with shipping as required.

Reason for sale: Downsizing my car collection, I am not a dealer but a Porsche enthusiast. 

NOTE: I WILL SELL TO CUSTOMERS IN THE USA!! EBay has not allowed that feature to be unlocked for me!!

Again, US bidders please bid away! I WILL sell to the USA and abroad at your expense!    

Call: 647-992-2144 or email me at Christielake1@gmail.com for pictures and more details!

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