1986 Porsche 944 Turbo 2.5l 951 Heimjoint Swaybars, Chipped, Cared For, Garaged on 2040-cars
Spokane, Washington, United States
PICTURES WERE TAKEN TODAY AND ARE TRUE AND ACCURATE TO CURRENT CONDITION!!!! UN-EDITED!!!!!!! IT IS THAT NICE!!!!
One absolutely amazing vehicle. This 951 or 944(turbo ) has taken my heart. I have never before experienced a car that Runs, Drives and Handles like this does. It will impress every sense in your body. I cant help but smile when I go for a ride (weather permitting:). This particular 951 has been cared for by enthusiasts its whole life (myself being one). It was registered with the Porsche club of America and has been carefully cared for in the Pacific Northwest by professionals (&dealership technicians). I have a large stack of maintenance records/receipts, magazines and personal notes . A record of almost every happening has been kept. NOT PERFECT and sold "as is" this car is sure to be a deal for anyone searching for a 951 944 turbo . AND ITS RED!!!!!!! Still standing on it's original Fuchs Forged Staggered Wheels set (STRAIGHT AND BALANCED) very minor imperfections pictured. ALONE WORTH UP TO $3500 by themselves if brought back to perfect -take a look) this Porsche has been lowered slightly and has had Koni adjustable Sport Struts and Weltmeister Heimjoint Swaybars (heimjoints recently rebuilt in front). Some of the more recent Maintenance Record NOT NEARLY ALL;): timing belt at 146940miles Rear pads OEM + Uprgraded fronts 165512 pwr steering belt 145141 buyers inspection 146557 left front motor mount 146940 all new tires unkown 147xxx 50% remaining Rebuilt turbo repaired vacuum leaks header repair all at : 148068 Newer battery Clutch slave Clutch master Clutch slave all at 160869 Repaired shifter Repaired heater 155608 Repaired upper dooor hinge 159243 Cooling fan relay 166763 CHIPPED +43hp at ??? mileage Please understand I am describing this car to the best of my ability. I have just recently gone through a divorce and will not be able to keep my prized possession. NO REFUNDS NO RETURNS AS IS PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH . I FEEL I HAVE STARTED THIS AUCTION AT A FAIR AND REASONABLE PRICE FOR ITS CONDITION AND MILEAGE/HISTORY. Thank you for looking and taking care of my baby (note for future owner:). I am able and willing to assist in the safe delivery picked up from my household. (stored covered and in safe locked garage) Please make your own arrangements for pickup. CLEAN TITLE PERFECT TO RESTORE OR TURN INTO A TRACK CAR NEEDS MINOR BODY WORK, RESTO HRS AND PAINT TO BE PERFECT. POWER WINDOWS, A/C, Lights, fog lights, turn signals, pop top, brake lights, all work. Has cd player Can be driven home. Runs excellent with only one minor vacuum leak. Professionally inspected at dealership for drivability/issues recently. Needs nothing to drive but can use minor repair (very minor oil leak). minor cracks in dash |
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