1983 Porsche 944 Base Coupe 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Milton, New York, United States
I'm the 3rd owner of this 944. Had approximately 42k miles when purchased. Had it repainted about 8 yrs. ago, changing color to Brown. I replaced all door seals, rear hatch and sun roof gaskets. The ac is ice cold, heat works excellent. All electrical functions work as they should with exception to radio antenna works part way. Radio is an Alpine cassette ,have working original. Comes with tool kit, original spare and aftermarket air pump. Slight dash cracks but have matching hard shell cover not installed. The rest of the interior is very good no rips anywhere( non smoker) Installed beautiful turbo twist rims and Kuhmo ;tires 205/50R17 front and 255/40R17 rear. Maybe 2k on tires.There's a rear compartment pull out cover and I have a black bag to hold the sunroof when out. This spring I replaced the clutch slave cylinder and master cylinder . Last year the front control arms and bushings. Interior lights are led and I have all work shop manuals from Porsche. Engine is stock never touched except plugs,rotor ,etc. Car drives , shifts and handles the road excellent. Any questions email I'll be glad to answer.
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