1991 Porsche 944 S2 Convertible 2-door 3.0l Low Mileage Roadster on 2040-cars
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
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PORSCHE 944 CABRIOLET CONVERTIBLE ROADSTER. OWN A PORSCHE THAT WILL TURN HEADS, but NOT DESTROY YOUR POCKETBOOK Porsche made very few factory 944 convertibles. (Cabriolet). This is A Very Nice low mileage for years, example. GREAT ENGINE. This one is an example of one that has been meticulously maintained with only 89,000+ ORIGINAL miles. Serviced by Dumont’s in OKC since 2009. ORIGINAL MANUALS, INCLUDING SECURITY RADIO AND EQUALIZER BOOKS!! ORIGINAL TOOL SATCHEL with TIRE and OTHER TOOLS! CLEAN HARDLY WORN CARPET both in TRUNK and interior. 1 ORIGINAL BOSE stereo system WITH EQUALIZER STILL WORKS PERFECT BUT CD only plays some CD’s for some reason. 2. ORIGINAL DOOR ALARMS with red blinking door lock and dash when armed 3 New front ball joints, struts 4 Replaced alternator, timing belt, shaft belt, cam belt ~79,000 under 3 years ago. New engine timing and balance belts New front lower control arms and ball joints NEW and fully installed. New front wheel bearings NEW TIRES!! only 1000 miles on tires Alignment Brake pads replaced in last 10,000 miles Engine 208 crank hp, or greater, as the S2 was one of the stronger It still feels to me as strong today at 89000 original miles as it did when off the showroom Exterior cosmetics Very good, not perfect. The car had been repaired and painted in the rear driver side, but not noticeable to anyone but someone in the business. A couple of small dings and a small dent in rear that looks like a designed detail, so no one ever notices it. Interior Excellent condition, all leather, but driver seat has a small hole left by a pencil I think. The dash is pristine — I keep it covered with a Dashmat, but has no aging or cracks etc. Comes with the stock seats. The driver side door storage panel has come out of its socket, (see picture) and I haven’t taken time to remove screws to reinsert. |
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