1987 Porsche 944 Turbo Black on 2040-cars
Simpsonville, South Carolina, United States
1987 Porsche 944 Turbo silver black metallic paint and black interior Accident free with clean carfax report Receipts for all work totaling over $20,000 Current Mileage is 150K on the body Engine was built and blueprinted by Autothority (Mileage 134,711)
Other work by Autothority
Due to a bad throttle position sensor the head gasket blew at 147,XXX at this point the upper end of the engine was rebuilt and the following where added by the previous owner.
Things I've done since owning the car
Included in the sale (not installed)
Paint has blemishes from stone chips. Small dent behind drivers side rear wheel. Scuff on pass side nose. Riple/dent in trim piece under pass tail light. please see pics for details. GT racing euro rear bumper paint does not match rest of car. This is a driver not a trailer queen. It is fast and built right but to be perfect it could use some paint work.
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