1985.5 Porsche 944 Base Coupe W/ 951 911. Fuchs Wheels, Rims on 2040-cars
Easton, Pennsylvania, United States
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This car starts and runs but will need a battery. The one in it is not mine. The odometer reads 178,658 miles, however; Porsche odometers are known to not always be reliable. This one was intermittent. Exterior color is grey. The paint shows her age as it is faded and worn off the front. Black leather interior. There is all the normal wear of 30 year old car. Engine starts and runs well. Transaxle is good and it shifts smooth and tight, clutch is good, exhaust good. Front end and ball joints in good condition as well. The power windows work well, as do adjustable side mirrors. New speakers installed, sound system replaced with AM/FM radio & CD player. They work well, loud. Faceplate for system is in center console along with a remote control. Door locks work but passenger side key does not. AC no longer works, heat does. Fuchs wheels are straight and true, without curb rash, chips, or dents; as shown in photos. Front wheels are 7" wide, rear are 8" wide. Tires are great with most --if not all tread still there. Headlights occasionally stick up in the on position, shown in photos. The sunroof gear may be going. I last used it a few years back and had some trouble closing it so I didn't bother to use it again and risk the too common Porsche sunroof leak. A few years ago I found myself parked alongside other 944s and took note that my car sat significantly lower than all of the others. Other drivers suggested it could be a European model, however, I have no idea. It was only guessed by the other drivers. I have yet to figure out why it does. Please feel free to contact with any questions or if you like to see the car. |
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