screamin94Z

These cars are not particularly valuable due to their relatively high production numbers. Your car looks to be in good shape but has the maintenance needs of any 30 year old car. I would estimate that you could get between $5k-7k out of it. Fix some of the little issues and it will help within that range. If you really want to get the high end of that range, you'll need to address typical problems like replacing the rubber fuel lines and servicing the timing and balance shaft belts. Originality helps, but condition and maintenance are the main drivers of the prices for any 944. Without service history the new owner will have to spend between $2k-4k to sort it properly. Good luck!