1986 Porsche 944 Base Coupe 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Old Bridge, New Jersey, United States
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The
RWD Porsche 944 automatic, 1986 is a very Presentable, Inexpensive, fun and
Historic sports car extremely rewarding and easy to drive daily. Current
mileage: 69,135 u Black with black interior. All
Leather interior, deluxe deep leather seats. Power Mirrors. Working Sunroof. Originally exterior paint. u Brand new tires, new muffler, new
catalytic, fuel pump and filters. New brake fuel cylinder, new radiator, new
brakes, and new hoses. Also new Left & Right rear axles, new axle shafts
with CV joints, new engine mounts, new shocks, com belts, full service for
timing belt (new tensioning rollers and tensioner pulley, new water pump and
belts). Transmission tune up,
spark plugs and new wires, new generator. New Front and Rear Bushings, Rear
valance as an extra on the back of the car. § Please be advised that used vehicle have typical Few dents and scratches. One crack
on the passenger front seat. Some noise from differential bearing. Please,
Local pick up only. I don’t have any information about transportation services.
Car located in Old Bridge, Central NJ. If you have any other questions feel
free to e-mail me any time before the end of the sale. Serious buyers ONLY please! The acceptable methods of payment are Bank Transfer, Certified
Bank Check (Cashier Check), Direct Deposit or Cash in person. I do not offer
financing. I do not accept trade ins. (title will be held until check clears) or will transfer when
buyer will pay all fee's.
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