1987 Porsche 944 2.5l 5 Speed on 2040-cars
Danville, Illinois, United States
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Up for sale is my 87 Porsche 944. Car runs good, drove nice, Clutch went out a couple years ago. Cars has been parked since due to cost to replace clutch. Has been started every couple of months and let run for about 1/2 hour. Pulled it in Shop to replace clutch, got transmission out and torque tube is loose, but still in car. Just don't have time or money to mess with it anymore. I have too many projects and this one has to go. Body has some damage. Right rear quarter was damaged when I purchased, was told it was slid into a guardrail. Does not affect drivability, Tires are good, Factory rims still has Porsche locks installed. have the key! has an Alpine alarm installed with 2 remotes. Radio has been removed, but has aftermarket speakers in doors. Factory spare tire and Porsche air compressor and tool kit are still rear hatch. Sunroof bag is in rear also. Damage to front valance was from a truck backing into the car in driveway. Hitch from truck dented it. No room or time, need to have it gone before winter. Good to repair and drive, or part out. Car DOES NOT RUN NOW. Transmission is in rear hatch of car. Starter and bolts are in a box in rear hatch also.
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