may I ask what u paid?

 

reminds me of my first one....
'83, guards red, 58K original one owner car, garaged and not driven a whole lot in the 15 years before he decided to sell.

 

Wow, that's a beauty! The rear spoiler still looks shiny and black.

 

Sound very familiar.

I still have my first one.
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BTW- that is a GORGEOUS early 944!

 

i would call up www.paragon-products.com and see if they have a short shift.

 

thank you all for your more than generous comments

to answer some questions: yes the front lip area is scratched and dinged up, but nothing that a little bondo and new paint can't fix(within the last year i have learned how to paint.) The final price ended up to be $7,999.00. So im very happy with the deal that we found.

Will the GT lip that i see many turbo's with fit an N/A front bumper? or are there any others made for the N/A?

I hope to soon fill out those rear fenders with some serious rubber and play with the suspension although im very pleased with it as it stands.

more pictures soon.

 

love it.

i'm a firm believer in that the most fun you will ever have is in an early 944.

maybe not with one that costs 8k, but still.


nice car. very nice car. kind of a polar opposite to what my first 944 was like, but oh well. still fun.

take care, and watch out for idiots that arent paying attention. 944 body parts are pretty expensive nowadays.

 

as do I!

 

sweeeet, how much did you pay?

 

n/m i just saw page 2

 

thats a beauty, personally i would keep it as close to stock as possible for that price, it's already a great car and i think it retains more value that way

 

Beautiful car. I've got to agree about keeping it stock. It's very hard to go back after you've done too many mods and there are plenty of people looking for a pristine car exactly like yours. My 83 was nice but with 150K it was no garage queen. Here's Ol Pokey and it's still going strong at 166K...to be sold in the near future