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Old 07-12-2006, 08:18 PM
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Hi all,

Here are some pictures of the car I bought today. 1987 n/a, with 85k miles, cruise control, central locking, Arena Red repaint, Turbo suspension upgrade, and Blaupunkt Cd player. Timing belt & waterpump done around 5 months ago at 83,000 miles. Bought it for $7,150. I am the third owner.

What do you all think?
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Old 07-12-2006, 08:34 PM
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Looks great, enjoy!
Old 07-12-2006, 08:39 PM
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Ooo! Nice and clean!

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Old 07-12-2006, 08:43 PM
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Overpriced IMHO, but you pay for what you get for.

It looks like a clean car. You should enjoy it.
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Yeah, I thought it was a bit overpriced but the dealer did want $8k for it originally, I wasn't willing to go much over $7k, but what pushed me "over the edge" was the fact that the timing belt and waterpump had been replaced so recently.

I think the a/c might have been converted, since it blows COLD, but the motor seems to smell like it's burning up when the a/c is on, so maybe it wasn't converted, just recharged with Freeze 12 or whatever that Freon substitute is. Oh well, at least I have some things still left to do on it.
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I would kill for that interior color combonation... and an interior in that good of shape
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I wonder why the 944 is on the wrong side, isn't it always on the right?

Very nice car First time I see this color.

Congrats
Old 07-12-2006, 11:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Sysgen
I wonder why the 944 is on the wrong side, isn't it always on the right?

Very nice car First time I see this color.

Congrats
Looks a lot like a 924S?
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Congrats on a beautiful car, I love the linen interior.
If you like the car and your'e happy with the price forget it and enjoy.
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Originally Posted by Sysgen
I wonder why the 944 is on the wrong side, isn't it always on the right?

Screams "repaint". I would put the 944 back where it belongs. Otherwise, VERY nice car!! Enjoy it!
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I have to agree with PCA944 maybe its the picture angles but it sure does look like a 924s
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The '87 924S still had the old style interior. Nice car!
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That is an interesting color.... Whats the paint code on that car (or is it a respray like the 944 suggests)
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Originally Posted by 1987na
Arena Red repaint


Nice looking car! The more I see the linen interiors, the more I want one (mine is all black interior, and I have the popular "dash crack" option).

It's really not that bad of a price when you consider how much it would be to buy a "cheap" 944 and have it professionally repainted - especially considering the shape your car is in.

I'm assuming it was a good repaint, here (did they do the engine compartment, too, or is that the original color?)
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you guys gotta learn your 924S's. Front valence, hatch wing, interior, curves.

VERY nice car!


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