Check out this find

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...fCarsQ5fTrucks

 

Wow, I'm sorry to say , that isn't much of a find!

 

its turdtastic!

 

I didnt say it was a nice find

 

Can it be lost?

 

You know, I saw a red one just like that once. like someone took an early 944, and chopped off the roof to make it a cloth top. I wonder where it was done.

 

The top looks like a Conestoga Wagon.

 

After market cabrio...interior torn up...poor car. Put it out of its misery

 

Three words --- PIECE OF JUNK---- +1 Pete

 

That thing is a mess! I do not understand aftermarket cabrios. There are probably some decent parts in there though, but the current bid of 200 bucks is about all that thing is worth.
Landen
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1988 Alpine White 944 N/A

 

I guess you are not familiar with the many covertible offerings in 1984 - more like the lack of convertible offerings in 1984. No BMW, No Porsche besides the 911, No GM or ford or chrysler - maybe one, but no firebird, mustang, camaro, corvette in 1984. No Miata yet, No Triumphs or MGs left, and the list of NOes goes on.

Straman and Heinz P of ASC were making convertibles out of hard tops - Oh yeah no PCs with computer graphic programs taht could analyze structural ridgidity. so what you see is what we got.

 

Actually I am familiar with a lot of aftermarket cabrio examples, many of them are great, not this one though. But I guess thats probably due to the age of it, plus I don't think this is ASC. But ASC has done some awesome work, I've seen quite a few of their examples, not to mention their close work with Porsche. But yeah, as far as sports cars go, not many convertibles offered then.
Landen
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1988 Alpine White 944 N/A

 

Fuchs.

 

Somebody put that thing out of it's misery

 

Holly crap, the Allies have mistaken this for a Tiger tank back in WWII !!!!! At least one missile hit her dead on !