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1986 Porsche 944 Turbo Coupe 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars

Year:1986 Mileage:182131 Color: isnt perfect but is clean overall
Location:

Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States

Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
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Planning on going back to school and need to adjust lifestyle accordingly. Have put lots of time and money (of course) into keeping this a road worthy and strong running car. The color combination is Alpine White with burgundy interior and matching sunroof bag. Fast light car had it on dyno 250+hp at 10psi boost. Was set to 20+ Psi before much work was done and retuned to 10 psi by abacus racing. Great handling is definitely the strongest attribute of the car. Washed and waxed often during nice weather. This has been my pride and joy for the last 2.5 years. Non smoker car. Price is negotiable; NADA Low is listed as $7,975. 



Recently done with some receipts 
New!
brakes all around (pads x4 +fresh rear rotors)
front struts koni
tie rods
Tires
Rear rims
Lindsey racing Quad-M MAF tuned at abacus racing.
Speed and reference sensor
Crank position switch
Timing (kevlar) and balance shaft belts
Water pump
Fuel filter
Oil pan + gasket.
Fresh oil change 2months ago
Ignition rotor +distributor dust cap
Adjustable fuel pressure regulator
Flasher relay
Battery


Aftermarket parts installed by previous owner
Turbo (hybrid with garrett cold side and triplek#? coldside)
Adjustable boost control
Dual port waste-gate
4-inch racing exhaust w/ magnaflow muffler (wonderful low tone)
Boost/vacuum gauge
Wideband o2 gauge
Oil temp gauge
Nice head-unit and 8"sub in spare tire well (inflatable spare included) amazing sound!
Momo steering wheel
Momo e-brake
Carbon fiber interior(dressup)
Aluminum gauge and knob rings
Strong clutch.
Previous owner rebuilt engine 40k before selling have added +- 15k since then. Have motorcycle and 4runner so it has not been sole daily driver.

Minor issues
small leak from cam tower gasket causes smoke.
Sunroof not fully functioning(gears stripped) can remove and place manually still. easy to fix.
No a/c, but good heat! (Common)
Small crack in dash. has not grown much in 2 years.
Repair to leather seat driver side, done by me not very noticeable.
Not actual miles Odometer broken soon after coming into my posession very common for 944s
Have replacement hood crest
Exterior isnt perfect but is clean overall, Couple of bumps bruises etc. nothing big or very noticeable.

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