Porsche 944 Turbo 951 Rebuilt Engine And Much More!! Black On Black Must See!!!! on 2040-cars
Dayton, Ohio, United States
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I am selling my Black on Black 1986 944 Turbo 951 in an
effort to raise the funds needed to purchase a 911 from a friend. I have only
owned the car for 8 months and spent the first 6 months rebuilding the car. My
original intent was to build a car that I would keep for years but due to
recently being offered a chance to buy my dream car I am selling this car at a
loss. This car is adult owned and not abused. Some of the work I completed on
this car during this time (and with less than 3000 miles) include but are not
limited too: -Complete engine rebuild-new bearings, rings, all seals,
belts, timing gears, water pump and more -Venturi Delete -New Master Cylinder -All New radiator hoses -All New Lindsey racing intercooler hoses -All New Vacuum lines -New Battery -New Starter -New Clutch/Pressure plate/TO bearing (All Sachs Brand) -New Clutch Master -New Clutch Slave -Low Mileage Transmission (Car is a LSD car but the Trans is
a Turbo Transmission with cooling loop but non LSD) -Low Mileage Torque Tube -A/C reworked and many new and Low Mileage parts installed -New Kenwood Stereo CD w/ Removable Face and Blue Tooth with
Mic -All New Exterior Lights -New Windshield Wipers -And Much Much More Performance Mods: -Lindsey Racing Max 951 Chip Set -Lindsey Racing Boost Enhancer -Lindsey Racing Waste Gate Shims (2) -Lindsey Racing High Flow Fuel Pump, 3 bar fuel regulator
and Low mileage injectors -K&N Air Filter -Exhaust has a cat delete pipe welded in Aside from the odometer and 1 solenoid on the heater box
(haven’t had time to fix and can manually change from ac to heat) everything
works on this car, no excuses or disappointments. The car is virtually rust free including the underbody that
is almost spotless (One of the reasons I bought this car) and a perfect battery
box. The paint is an older repaint and should be good for a couple of years.
The paint isn’t perfect but looks great from a few feet away, I planned to
paint the car in the next couple of years to finish the restoration but it gets
complements the way it is every place I go. The front end has some bug bites in
the paint that could be touched up and it has two relatively small dents on the
passenger side quarter panel (one above the wheel well and one just under and
to the side of the tail light. The interior shows really well and the leather is soft for a
car of this age. Dash has the usual cracks but I have installed a Lindsey Racing dash pad carpeted cover. Like I have stated before this is a car that is over 25
years old and isn’t perfect. Mechanically it has been completely rebuild and
runs great! This is a really fast car that handles as a Porsche 951 should,
especially with the adjustable Koni’s. Car has a clean title with Mileage being the only issue.
When I bought the car the odometer gears had stuck together and all the numbers
would spin when you drove the car. The story I was told is the mileage was
believed to be right around 100,000 miles and everything about the cars
condition seemed to support this. I have since changed out the gauge cluster
but the new one also has a non working odometer (pretty standard for these cars
and can be fixed with a new gear that I think costs around $40.00. Please don’t hesitate to contact me with questions. You can
call or text me at 937-232-6507 Don. Please leave a message if you call, I am
self employed and my phone rings non-stop during the day. |
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