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1986 Porsche 944 Turbo (plus Freebies Only For Good Buyer With Prompt Payment) on 2040-cars

US $3,750.00
Year:1986 Mileage:154063 Color: Red /
 Black
Location:

Fairview Heights, Illinois, United States

Fairview Heights, Illinois, United States
Transmission:Manual
Engine:2.5 Turbo
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
VIN: WP0AA0956GN156928 Year: 1986
Exterior Color: Red
Make: Porsche
Interior Color: Black
Model: 944
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: 2 door
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 154,063
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"Used, runs rough until warm, air conditioning compressor seals leaking, owned for 10 years but have not did much with vehicle last few years. Small oil leak rear of oil pan while boosting. Paint original and faded. Hail damage dings in paint, mainly on hood but a few elsewhere too."

FIRST VEHICLE PICKUP IN PERSON ONLY, ABSOLUTELY NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE...iN ADDITION I WILL HAVE TO SIGN and DATE THE TITLE TO MAKE THIS A LEGAL TRANSACTION AND ABSOLVE MYSELF FROM ANY FUTURE ACCIDENTS OR INCIDENTS... I mention this because i know a lot of people like to leave the date area blank but I cannot do that, sorry.  Hi, Up for sale is my 1986 944 turbo.  I have owned this vehicle since 2003.  I'll start with the known problems BAD:  Has minor hail damage, mainly on hood but 1 ding or 2 on top of car and a spot here or there, not too bad though. Air conditioning compressor seals leak.  If you add freon it will blow cold but leaks down.  I don't recommend using it like this.  Compressor will need replaced.  The car runs rough until it gets warmed up. I believe it has a vacuum leak somewhere.  The idle control valve does not work and that may be where the leak is, i just don't spend much time with the car anymore.  It has a small oil leak presumably at the rear of the oil pan, mainly when boosting hard.  I have driven it like this since i installed this motor in 2005 and do not have to add oil in between oil changes.  Clock is missing, was sent for rebuild and the insides were not repairable.  Does not have limited slip tranny.  Cycling valve bad and not working properly so boost runs from LR boost enhancer directly to LR Dual Port wastegate, about 13 pounds boost.  To run more you'd need to add different chips and a manual boost controller  If i remember correctly i think one of the outer tie rods could use replacing. Paint old and faded, have to keep it polished and waxed to be real shiny Next up i will list the good stuff.

GOOD:  This car is mr. dependable and you can drive the darn thing anywhere.  I have not cleaned it up to present it to look like new, in fact i left it extra dirty. NO DASH CRACKS ! No electrical gremlins.  Original phone dials included too ! sunroof works properly. New lifetime odometer gear in 2006 or so. New fuel pressure regulator 2006 or 2007.  NEW motor mounts in 2005.  All work on this motor has been performed by myself.  Has a mint condition Lindsey Racing super 48 DRY (oil cooled only) turbocharger purchased directly from LR in 2005.  Has a LR o-ringed cylinder head with wide fire head gasket specially drilled with extra cooling holes by lindsey racing.  CAR RUNS NICE AND COOL, NEVER ABOVE TOP WHITE LINE. , i bought this from LR also.  Water pump and belts new in 2005 and only 20k on them, Cooling system works perfectly, and that is INCLUDING FAN OPERATION,  New updated style Oil pressure relief valve from LR in 2005, new coolant housing seals in 2005, SPEC stage 1 clutch and pres plate assy NEW in 2005, came from Lindsey Racing.  Radiator installed new in 2005.  Coolant overflow tank new in 2005.  Starter and battery both installed new around 2005 or 2006, i don't remember.  Lindsey Racing Dual Port wastegate NEW from LR in 2011 or so. They plugged 1 port for me so I run it as a factory wastegate but it will hold tons of boost if you choose to run that way.  Manual additional boost gauge in car for accurate readings, seen in pic under stereo.  BONUSES FOR PROMPT PAYMENT:  I HAVE THE ORIGINAL SHORT BLOCK FROM THIS CAR (minus the k26 turbo) AND SPARE PARTS AND THEY WILL BE GIVEN FREE TO A PROMPT BUYER.  TERMS: Immediate non refundable 500 dollar payment thru paypal, bring cash and valid I.D. for the remainder within 1 week of purchase and pickup vehicle.  Clear Illinois title.  You are responsible to pass emissions or vehicle inspect if required in your area, we don't do that here, it paased emissions in 2005 or so then they got rid of testing for older vehicles.   German license plate in photo not included ! Any questions please ask thru Ebay.  thanks !

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