Mike Dawes

1985 1/2 PORSCHE 944 IN NEED OF SOME TLC. WOULD TAKE VERY LITTLE TO RESTORE THIS CAR TO SHOW QUALITY CONDITION. COLLECTORS CAR-SOON TO BE A CLASSIC. TAGS THROUGH '05. WHITE WITH BLACK LEATHER. FEATURES INCLUDE: POWER SPORT SEATS(FETCH OVER $1000 USED ON EBAY ALONE-EXTREMELY RARE OPTION), POWER SUNROOF. POWER WINDOWS, POWER MIRRORS, 5 SPEED MANUAL, STEREO, 928 STYLE ALLOY WHEELS IN OUTSTANDING CONDITION, -CAR WAS MY DAILY DRIVER FOR OVER A YEAR BUT NOW HAS SMALL HEAD GASKET LEAK AND A WEAK CLUTCH. COSMETICALLY VERY NICE CAR. ABSOLUTE BLAST TO DRIVE. SEEMS TO HAVE NEVER BEEN IN ACCIDENT EXCEPT FOR A SMALL INDENTATION ON PASSENGER SIDE FRONT FENDER-MINOR. MY PORSCHE MECHANIC SAYS LET'S FIX IT BUT I AM OUT OF SPACE AND DON'T HAVE THE TIME OR PATIENCE FOR THIS PROJECT. NEED TO SELL. THIS CAR RESTORED CAN BRING OVER $6000. GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT PERSON. ONE OF THE BEST USED SPORT CARS YOU WILL EVER DRIVE-NO KIDDING! I AM ALSO SELLING MY 1982 JAGUAR XJ6, AND A 1988 VOLVO 780 BERTONE. THERE IS NOT ENOUGH PARKING. MUST SELL. CAR WILL FIRE UP BUT IS BLOWING SOME WHITE SMOKE EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE. TOWING CAR TO MECHANIC IS RECOMENDED. CLUTCH AND HEAD GASKET ISSUES ESTIMATED AT LESS THAN $1500 TO $1800 USING MY PORSCHE GUY AND THAT'S IF I UPGRADE TO SPRING CLUTCH. PLEASE NOTE: SOLD AS-IS. THINKING $2999/OBO. CALL MIKE AT 503-775-6049 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. SERIOUS ONLY!!! ALL REASONABLE OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED.

Peckster

STOP YELLING AT US.

Why do you say $2000 in your title and $2999 in the text?

Mike Dawes

I am selling the car for $2000 firm. Let me know if you are interested. Sorry for the ad reading all caps.

Granite 944

Sorry, but a new user, with 7 posts.........nothing but a classified ad?
I don't think it belongs here at all! Put it in the classified ad section!

"THIS CAR RESTORED CAN BRING OVER $6000.00"........yeah........right !

944S2NUT

Yah 6k is more along the lines of a roughed up 951/S2

Legoland951

I would pay someone $1800 to replace the clutch and head gasket.... That sounds awful cheap for $600-$700 of parts and 20+ hours of labor. The car as it sits will probably fetch you less than $1k around here in S. Ca.

josephsc

I agree. If I lived in Oregon, I'd be looking at this 951 instead as a fixer-upper: http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?car_id=165355122.

adie

Agreed it's in the wrong section, however it's $2000 not $4900, if you wanted a track car then it's a good start, hell for anything that you wrench yourself it's cheap. I'd personally put it in either the autotrader or break for spares, once you hit $2000 you put the car up for free and watch the same vultures who trash your car circle for the pickings. The engines as good as toast for our eyes as any car that has an already identified problem is too risky, this is the kind of car I'd do the 8 conversion as no one will be brave enough to take on this many problems. On the other hand at least its an honest description. Someone will chime with the nugget of 'the most expensive porsche is a cheap one', however your on a board that if you gave it away they would complain. I know breaking isn't ideal but if you had the engine removed and head stripped then as long as there is no damage your looking at $300 for a short block, £150 for a head, $700 for decient seats then rear transaxle $3-500 rolling shell with the rest for $700 and theres your $2000 and change. either way it's cheap enough to the right people. Try classifieds and autotrader, possably even e-bay, oh and good luck.