1983 Porsche 944 Base Coupe 2-door 2.5l (2 Owner Car) on 2040-cars
Newton, New Jersey, United States
I have for sale a nice example of a clean 1983 Porsche 944, 5spd, targa top with manual steering. The factory original color is Montego Black Metallic. The car was recently purchased at an Estate sale from the 2nd owner who owned the car from 1988 to 2013. The car was garaged it's entire life. Mileage on the odometer is 24,067 and the title that I currently have is from 1988 reads 3,000 miles. I'm going to assume the car has 124,067 miles on it.
The body is rust free and in very good overall condition, with absolutely no signs of every having any accidents or body damage, other than a few minor dings. There are some chips but it appears to be very original paint and it shines up nice. I did a basic tune up on the car and the following parts are all brand new. - ECM - Fuel Filter - Coil - Distributor cap and rotor - Spark Plugs and Wires Last week I took the car on a 10 mile test drive, the car runs, shifts and drives well. The brakes work well and the E Brake works perfect too. All of the dash gauges work as they should and there are no hidden issues. Radio, Power antenna, Heat, Electric windows all work with no issues. All of the windows are very nice, no cracks or chips that I've noticed. What the car could use. - Right rear tail light lens. - Hood and rear hatch shocks. - Passenger Front seat fabric is torn, the driver seat and rear seats are in nice condition. Car is located in Branchville, NJ. Email me with questions.. |
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