1987 Porsche 944 Supercharged on 2040-cars
Kings Bay, Georgia, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:2.5 L
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Porsche
Model: 944
Trim: Coupe
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: RWD
Options: Leather Seats, CD Player
Mileage: 89,200
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Exterior Color: Black
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Interior Color: Black
1987 Porsche 944 Upgrades & Major Service All regular maintenance is not on list, too much to list, available upon request. Factory Equipment: Limited Slip, Power Equipment, Turbo Sport Suspension Sunroof Delete, Air Conditioning, Cargo Cover, Leather and more · Sept 18, 1989 – Throttle Cam Installed $45.00 · Oct 5, 1989 – Performance Chip Installed $380.00 · April 6, 1990 – Computer Chip upgrade Series 2.5 w/ swap $29.00 · April 6, 1990 – Authority Short Shift kit $139.00 · July 13, 1993 – Replace timing belt 49980 miles $997.65 · August 15, 1993 – Porsche Rear light upgrade kit $18.66 · May of 1995 – K&N air filter $55.00 · May of 1995 – Installed 4 Split Fire spark plugs $27.40 · Jul 10, 1995 – 4 17 Inch Porsche Cup Wheels $350.00 · Jul 10, 1995 – 4 BF Goodrich Tires Staggered 225 / 245 $560.00 · August 5, 1995 – A/C compressor replaced $776.38 · Sept. 11, 1997 – A/C control panel put in dash $784.00 · Feb. 24, 1998 – Throttle body & Cam enlarged $480.00 · April 27, 1998 – Replace motor mounts $500.09 · April 28, 2000 – Installed SACHS Clutch $1566.50 · May 5, 2001 – Compression Bar $450.00 · August 30, 2001 – Stainless Steel Exhaust header back $1200.00 · April 19, 2002 – Installed Turbo (Brembo) brakes $2158.54 · March 4, 2004 – Installed Paxton SN2000 supercharger $4400.00 · June 20, 2007 – Serpentine belt replaced Gates $31.75 · June 26, 2007 – Expansion tank and power steering pump Belts replaced $669.87 · March 26, 2012 – Installed Modine radiator and coolant $815.34 · October 10, 2012- Replaced front tires $500.00 · October 18, 2012- Replaced all belts and re shimmed Supercharger pulleys and mounting brackets. $500.00 · 3m tint all around $450.00 I am selling my Beautiful 1987 Porsche. This is a unique 944 because it has it's sought after Black interior on black exterior and also comes with a 5 speed manual. I went with the supercharger because the turbo charged 944s that ive driven in the past had massive turbo lag and i hate that very much. This car is very fast and everything happens instantly, without lag ofcourse.. It has been very well maintained and cared for as you can see from the pictures provided. I posted this car over the christmas holidays and had alot of offers but i had a change of heart and decided not to sell. I have grown attached to this car but i am not able to keep it due to my garage being full with more expensive cars in my collection. I am ready to move on and see this car go to someone that will continue to take care of it like i did. I am posting it at a lower price to attract serious inquires. Feel free to email me if you have any questions about the car and or to negotiate your offer. Thanks and good luck. I recently reduced the price to even further encourage serious buyers. My lost, your gain...
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