1986 944 Turbo Race Car on 2040-cars
Chico, California, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:Turbo
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1986
Make: Porsche
Model: 944
Trim: Turbo
Mileage: 98,000
Number of Cylinders: 4
Drive Type: Rear Drive
This car is built on no rust, no accident west coast tub. This car represents approximately $50,000.00 of investment, plus hundreds of hours of time. There is thousands of dollars worth of small parts included in this package that I have not listed here. The cylinder head is off the motor for inspection and for all appearances in outstanding condition, but needs to be finished. The transmission is in perfect condition with a factory LSD. This car will not take many hours to complete, but I have become involved in another race series that has consumed my time and money. So I am offering this car as a package for $19,500.00.
1. Porsche Motor Sports Roll Cage (Matter) $2,000.00 2. Porsche Motor Sports 4 way adjustable Koni Front Struts $2,000.00 3. Koni (Playboy Series) rear shocks $500.00 4. Koni (Playboy Series) rear Torsion bar $400.00 5. Rothman’s cup 1 piece 4” turbo back exhaust $2,500.00 The above parts were purchased directly from Porsche Motor Sports in the early 1990’s, are irreplaceable and add authenticity to the car. 6. Custom Hybrid Turbo K-27 Ceramic Zirconium Coating & ported w/ high speed balance $2,000.00 7. (2) Heads, ported, o-ringed copper head gasket $2,000.00 8. Extrude honed intake manifold $350.00 9. Big throttle body (custom) $300.00 10. Custom Heimjoint short shift linkage $700.00 11. Racewear head studs $350.00 12. Factory new torque tube $1,500.00 13. KEP 935 aluminum pressure plate & center force clutch $1,000.00 Body Parts 1. Front bumper & splitter-fiberglass $800.00 2. Header panel-carbon fiber $400.00 3. Hood-carbon fiber $700.00 4. Front Fenders stock-fiberglass $500.00 5. Front Fenders-fiberglass + 2” $500.00 6. Sunroof-carbon fiber $330.00 7. Dash-carbon fiber $350.00 8. Quarter Panels-carbon fiber + 2” $700.00 9. Quarter Panels-fiberglass + 2” $500.00 10. Rear bumper-fiberglass $200.00 11. Lexan rear deck $700.00 Interior 1. Sparco driver’s seat-carbon fiber $800.00 2. Sparco passenger seat-fiberglass $500.00 3. Simpson cam lock seat belts $400.00 4. Fire system Halon $700.00 5. Roll cage installation $1,000.00 Suspension 1. Weltmeister sway bar-front $450.00 2. Weltmeister sway bar-rear $270.00 3. New O.E.M. half shafts $500.00 4. Big red brakes- 13” rotors + aluminum hats $3,000.00 5. Strut tower brace $270.00 6. Fordgeline wheels- 2 front 9 1/2 ” x 17” $1,000.00 2 rear wheels 11” x 17” $1,200.00 |
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