1985 Porsche 944 Base Coupe 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Hector, New York, United States
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This car is about 85% restored. It has a completely rebuilt head. The entire ignition is new. Brand new wheels and tires as well as the original Bosch wheels with 75% life and tread. Brand new Lindsay Racing 2.5" header and 3" exhaust with cat-back and muffler. I still have the original exhaust and headers as well, in good condition. Brand new adjustable konig racing shocks in the front. New brakes and rotors all around. New water pump, thermostat, timing belt, balance shaft belt, drive and alternator belt. New rack. New K & N intake. New fuel injectors, and original injectors. New radiator. New 02 sensor, New long wheel studs all around, still have the old ones. No rust anywhere on the vehicle and it's garage kept. Porsche has two dents on driver side. Interior is in poor condition. The dash works fine except the odometer stop working at 88,000 miles about 500 miles ago. I still have original seats as well but there in poor condition. A couple more dollars this car will be like new. I also have all receipts for the parts listed above. $4,000 in new parts.
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