Fantastic 1987 Porsche 944 No Reserve on 2040-cars
Centreville, Virginia, United States
Hello, I am selling my 1987 Porsche 944. I love this car and it still handles like it's on rails. I am selling it because I need a garage space back to park one of my other cars. I have been a proud owner for almost 8 years and have been meticulous about maintaining and caring for this classic car (I have a folder of receipts to justify that too). I am hoping to sell it to a Porsche enthusiast who will do the same in caring for the car. Thus, this is why I am selling it for such a bargain. The car is still an eye catcher and I receive several thumbs up every time I drive it The mileage is at 161k and still runs fantastic! You have to take this car to the autocross.
Some of the modification I have done to the car: Sound system: Dual 10" Sony Explode Subs, power precision pcx 5800 6 Channel Amplifier, Pioneer front and rear speakers, Alpine CDA-9820XM head unit with Sirius Radio Evo III body kit Momo steering wheel and Momo shifter Porsche 968 Mirrors and Door handles Porsche 968 Rims Porsche 968 Rear hatch Some of the recent maintenance I have just performed on the car this month: Engine oil change, Coolant flush, Manual transmission oil change, Brake fluid change, Front Brake pads and rotor change, new headlights, new OEM porsche control arms with alignment, sway bar bushing replacement, power steering boot replacement, A/C clutch solenoid replacement. A/C Blows COOLD!! Some of the bad: The paint on the car is not in fantastic condition but is fair for a 28 year old car. The driver side window can rattle while driving because the window is off the window regulator track, however this is easily fixable. |
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