Porsche for sale??
06-22-2006 | 01:09 PM
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From: Hudson Valley
Porsche for sale??
OK, paid up the member dues today... but I'm really thinking about selling my silver N/A
I'm sure you guys have seen pictures of it, but if not I'll post up some more. It's got a ton of new stuff on it and I hate to see it go but I'm getting another one (red) that needs a head (timing belt snapped) and I don't quite have the money to afford it comfortably and I would also LOVE to pay off some bills
The 944 has a VERY VERY nice paintjob with a linen interior (needs work interior wise). Recently the car rolled into my garage and crushed the fender. No other damage.
The car has a new (5 miles max on everything)
transmission
torque tube
clutch (sachs spring center)
rear main, pilot bearing etc
brake master cylinder
oil cooler seals,oprv
starter w/ lifetime warranty
flywheel was lightened slightly
front and rear swaybars, adjustable droplinks
welded all cracks in manifold, new manifold gaskets everywhere
new brake booster valve
rear wiper delete
freshly painted 15x7 and 15x8 fuchs with good rubber
fresh timing belt/ balance belt/ rollers/waterpump don't even have enough miles to retension them !
I forgot a few things, but I have a spreadsheet at home with everything I spent on it (what it was and how much) if anyone is interested
I'd like to get $2,500 out of it as it is (hard to do here, I know) or if the fender is repaired and painted properly (I am **** about how my car looks) I want $3,200. Sound reasonable if I put in on autotrader or something?
mike
I'm sure you guys have seen pictures of it, but if not I'll post up some more. It's got a ton of new stuff on it and I hate to see it go but I'm getting another one (red) that needs a head (timing belt snapped) and I don't quite have the money to afford it comfortably and I would also LOVE to pay off some bills
The 944 has a VERY VERY nice paintjob with a linen interior (needs work interior wise). Recently the car rolled into my garage and crushed the fender. No other damage.
The car has a new (5 miles max on everything)
transmission
torque tube
clutch (sachs spring center)
rear main, pilot bearing etc
brake master cylinder
oil cooler seals,oprv
starter w/ lifetime warranty
flywheel was lightened slightly
front and rear swaybars, adjustable droplinks
welded all cracks in manifold, new manifold gaskets everywhere
new brake booster valve
rear wiper delete
freshly painted 15x7 and 15x8 fuchs with good rubber
fresh timing belt/ balance belt/ rollers/waterpump don't even have enough miles to retension them !
I forgot a few things, but I have a spreadsheet at home with everything I spent on it (what it was and how much) if anyone is interested
I'd like to get $2,500 out of it as it is (hard to do here, I know) or if the fender is repaired and painted properly (I am **** about how my car looks) I want $3,200. Sound reasonable if I put in on autotrader or something?
mike
06-22-2006 | 01:17 PM
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Unknown...when I bought it the odo didnt work ( I have since replaced the speedo cable..another thing I forgot ) I have believe its ~150-175K . Runs great, it has perfect compression (175 psi -/+ 5 psi on every cylinder) and perfect leakdown. No smoke out the exhaust and starts within the first crank. Mechanically sound..
06-22-2006 | 01:20 PM
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From: Los Angeles, Ca
That 5 mile old clutch job is worth 1/2 of what you are asking for. Those fuchs are worth more than $600 to a 911 guy. Now all you have to do is advertise a date with your sister and I am sure you will have the car sold 3 times over by the end of the day 
