1984 Porsche 944 Base Coupe 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Woodridge, Illinois, United States
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This car is well cared for, it is not perfect but in pretty good shape for 30 years old. I had it repainted about a year ago. The tires Goodyear Assurance with about 5k on them. The timing belt was done about 4k miles ago. New Pioneer stereo w/remote and iPod hookup. Saratoga glass sunroof, have the factory sunroof as well. There is a small crack at the base of the windshield that has been like that since I bought the car, the guy told me be careful when replacing the windshield wiper blades as the arms can snap back and crack the windshield like what had in this case. Anyway, it has been like that now for a couple a years and I haven't seen the need to replace it.happen to him. You can kind of see the crack in the picture that shows the interior looking in from the drivers side (look at the base of the drive side wiper blade). The car also needs a headliner that I never got around to doing. There has been other stuff that I have done to the car, but I think this pretty much explains the condition of the car. I would not hesitate to drive this car anywhere, it is a fun car and very reliable. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me Matt (704) 798-2684 On Mar-16-14 at 14:38:46 PDT, seller added the following information: Ok, trying this one more time... It appears that I cannot change the original description, so I copied and pasted and ended up with a duplication... Anyway, what I wanted to say was I gave the wrong phone number it is (704) 796-2684 One additional thing, for some reason it has the vehicle listed as Woodridge, IL (haven't lived there in a decade) THE CAR IS LOCATED IN WISTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA, just wanted you to know... |
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