1987 Porsche 944 S Coupe 2-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Clifton Park, New York, United States
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sale is my 1987 Porsche 944S with 120k and a 5 speed manual transmission. At 114k replaced the timing chain tensioner
along with the timing belt, balance shaft belt, water pump, thermostat and all
associated front-end gaskets. Also put in a K&N panel filter at this time
and put on new A/C and power steering belts. Around this time also replaced
both knock sensors because the plastic had deteriorated with age. At 117k I put in new Clutch, pressure plate,
resurfaced flywheel, seals/bearings and slave cylinder. I also replaced the
rear-main seal at this time. The idle
air control valve has also been very recently replaced. About 1k miles ago
replaced the A/C compressor and receiver/drier and did a full system flush,
recharging with R134a. A/C now blows cold. Tires on the car are 225/50R15 Kumho
Ecsta AST with less than 3k on them. The
muffler on the vehicle is also in like-new condition. 8/10 The
body and exterior are in very good condition. There are no dents or damages to
the body. The paint is in good condition with some average signs of wear. Overall I would say 7.5/10. Interior
does show signs of age (crack in the driver side seat, dash cracks) but for the
most part is in good condition. I have also installed aluminum door sill trims.
All electrics on the car work including
the headlights and sunroof, the cruise control worked intermittently 7/10. The car is physically and mechanically sound and I would feel comfortable to jump in and take it across country. The car also comes with a sunroof cover and a bra. I love this car but my collection is getting too big and it needs to go. If there are any questions or you would like to see the vehicle please send me a message and we can make arrangements. I reserve the right to end the auction early, regardless of bid status. Sorry
for any blue spots in pictures, they are due to the camera on my phone. |
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