FS '88 924S autocross/DE car
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FS '88 924S autocross/DE car
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I'm moving into more modern Porsches and have decided to sell the car that got me into Porsche four years ago. This 1988 924S is a really nice example of what many consider the best track car of the N/A 924S/944/968 series. I purchased it with just over 100,000 miles and immediately began improving interior, exterior and performance. A year into ownership I found the SCCA and ran the car in stock classes at regional autocross. Seeking more performance, I then made several changes that moved it into Street Prepared. Although most would consider it not fully prepared for that class, I would say it's got a good start.
The body is mostly straight with a single stage poly paint job three years ago. There's a few minor dents from being pushed around in the garage on skates (too many cars). I rolled the rear fender wheels last year so some paint cracking there. But it really looks good and I still get many compliments at the events. The dash is cracked (of course) but there's a cap installed. It has racing seats, harness and harness bar but no cage. There's an aftermarket racing steering wheel installed. The interior carpet and side panels are nearly flawless. All electronics (except the clock) work and the AC is upgraded to R134.
The 2.5L engine is very strong with a 3 bar fuel pressure regulator, stock air-box with K&N filter, Lindsey spark plug wires and fuel lines, 3" cat delete exhaust with Magnaflow muffler, performance chipped DME. One year old timing and balance belts.
Drive train is outstanding with a 951 clutch and bell housing, replaced thrust bearings, replaced motor and transmission mounts and black 15" phone dial wheels mounted with BF Goodrich g-Force R1s (12-15 runs on them). Brakes are good with plenty of pad and rotor. Braided steel brake lines. The original transmission shifts well and is that highly desired 924S version with the short 5th gear.
The suspension on this car is good. Sport adjustable Koni shocks front and back. 200 lb. lowering springs on the front struts and a strut bar. The rear is lowered but has the original torsen bar. It has the M030 sway bars front and back. Fresh sway bar and control arm bushings (rubber).
Overall this 924S is fast, handles well and is a blast to drive. If someone were to finish the preparation for Street Prepared - it could be competitive at a national level (with the right driver). The price is $3500 and the car is located in Lebanon TN. Send me a PM here and I'll respond promptly.
I'm moving into more modern Porsches and have decided to sell the car that got me into Porsche four years ago. This 1988 924S is a really nice example of what many consider the best track car of the N/A 924S/944/968 series. I purchased it with just over 100,000 miles and immediately began improving interior, exterior and performance. A year into ownership I found the SCCA and ran the car in stock classes at regional autocross. Seeking more performance, I then made several changes that moved it into Street Prepared. Although most would consider it not fully prepared for that class, I would say it's got a good start.
The body is mostly straight with a single stage poly paint job three years ago. There's a few minor dents from being pushed around in the garage on skates (too many cars). I rolled the rear fender wheels last year so some paint cracking there. But it really looks good and I still get many compliments at the events. The dash is cracked (of course) but there's a cap installed. It has racing seats, harness and harness bar but no cage. There's an aftermarket racing steering wheel installed. The interior carpet and side panels are nearly flawless. All electronics (except the clock) work and the AC is upgraded to R134.
The 2.5L engine is very strong with a 3 bar fuel pressure regulator, stock air-box with K&N filter, Lindsey spark plug wires and fuel lines, 3" cat delete exhaust with Magnaflow muffler, performance chipped DME. One year old timing and balance belts.
Drive train is outstanding with a 951 clutch and bell housing, replaced thrust bearings, replaced motor and transmission mounts and black 15" phone dial wheels mounted with BF Goodrich g-Force R1s (12-15 runs on them). Brakes are good with plenty of pad and rotor. Braided steel brake lines. The original transmission shifts well and is that highly desired 924S version with the short 5th gear.
The suspension on this car is good. Sport adjustable Koni shocks front and back. 200 lb. lowering springs on the front struts and a strut bar. The rear is lowered but has the original torsen bar. It has the M030 sway bars front and back. Fresh sway bar and control arm bushings (rubber).
Overall this 924S is fast, handles well and is a blast to drive. If someone were to finish the preparation for Street Prepared - it could be competitive at a national level (with the right driver). The price is $3500 and the car is located in Lebanon TN. Send me a PM here and I'll respond promptly.
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1988 PORSCHE 924S SERVICE RECORDS
VIN: WPOAA0929JN451938
Service by previous owner-
7/21/01 - mileage not indicated – air emissions test - $24.25
7/24/01 - mileage not indicated – install new windshield - $145.10
8/1/01 - mileage not indicated – install dash cover, hood shocks - $140.00
10/13/01 – 87,730 – engine oil and filter change, inspection - $56.35
10/28/01 - mileage not indicated – replace glass drivers exterior mirror - $26.00
10/30/01 – 88,214 – replace timing belt, two rollers, power steering belt, spark plugs, air filter, left head light, repair rear defroster wire - $578.32
11/7/01 - mileage not indicated – paint touch-up on front spoiler and rocker panel - $350.00
2/11/02 – 89,357 – re-tension timing and balance belts, engine oil and filter change - $219.00
5/9/02 – 90,385 – replace thermostat - $174.00
7/27/02 – 91,483 – replace battery - $70.00
8/3/02 – 91,514 – engine oil and filter change, replace ac compressor to condenser hose, re-charge ac system - $531.98
11/8/02 – 91,910 – odometer repaired - $181.63
1/11/03 – 92,452 – front wheel bearings serviced, flush and re-fill coolant, flush and re-fill power steering, engine oil and filter change - $528.61
1/31/03 – 92,880 – rotate ties – no charge
5/23/01 – 94,561 – balance and rotate tires – no charge
7/7/03 – air emissions test - $24.25
8/23/03 – 96,059 – engine oil and filter change - $58.00
9/27/03 – 96,658 – replace rear hatch seal
Service by current owner-
10/27/07 – 105,784 – purchased car - $5400.00
11/10/07 – 105,784 – buffed and hand glazed – no charge
12/17/07 – 106,005 – replace clutch and bell housing with 951 series, replace clutch master and slave cylinders, replace egine and transmission mounts, replace main engine bearings, replace crankshaft seal, replace brake booster and bleed brakes, replace catalytic converter, change engine coolant, change engine oil and filter, replace intake manifold and oil pan gaskets - $4694.95
12/17/07 – 106,005 – replace interior rear view mirror and mount - ???
2/23/08 - mileage not indicated – replace rear hatch shocks - $161.75
4/4/08 – 106,905 – complete overspray paint job, replace door handle gaskets, replace inner and outer shifter boots, replace license plate frame - $1050.00
6/9/08 – 109,681 – new front seat covers - $728.90
6/13/08 – 109,777 – check and adjust belts, engine oil and filter change, transmission oil changed - $290.30
8/12/08 – 110,979 - replace air filter, replace fuel filter, replace spark plugs - $36.00
11/4/08 – 111,020 – new tires installed - $512.82
11/22/08 – 111,025 – installed sport seats, heat harnesses, harness bar, replaced brake hoses with braided steel hose - $358.96
12/18/08 – 111,034 – replace timing belt, distributor cap and rotor - $200.00
1/25/09 – 111,037 – installed DME with performance chip, replaced front springs with 200 lb. lowering springs, race alignment, installed throttle response cam - $501.75
3/7/09 – 111,045 – replaced return fuel hose, installed harness pads - $143.52
4/12/09 – 111,096 – replaced ignition wires, fuel pressure regulator changed to 3 bar, replaced both front control arm bushings - $252.14
4/18/09 – 111,096 – new tires installed - $506.70
6/20/09 –111,097 – installed strut brace, evacuate and refill ac system with R134A - $69.30
6/29/09 – 111,117 – engine oil and filter change, bleed brakes - $67.39
8/8/09 – 111,125 install 3” exhaust with Magnaflow muffler and remove catalytic converter, install 3” tip - $255.79
10/2/09 – 111,135 – install K&N air filter -$55.58
12/10/09 – 111,171 - install 968 M030 sway bars front and rear, replace sway bar bushings - $489.20
2/11/10 – 111,173 - install new tires, replace timing belt - $891.31
9/18/10 – 111,177 – install rebuilt power steering rack and pump, change power steering intake hose - $200.00
VIN: WPOAA0929JN451938
Service by previous owner-
7/21/01 - mileage not indicated – air emissions test - $24.25
7/24/01 - mileage not indicated – install new windshield - $145.10
8/1/01 - mileage not indicated – install dash cover, hood shocks - $140.00
10/13/01 – 87,730 – engine oil and filter change, inspection - $56.35
10/28/01 - mileage not indicated – replace glass drivers exterior mirror - $26.00
10/30/01 – 88,214 – replace timing belt, two rollers, power steering belt, spark plugs, air filter, left head light, repair rear defroster wire - $578.32
11/7/01 - mileage not indicated – paint touch-up on front spoiler and rocker panel - $350.00
2/11/02 – 89,357 – re-tension timing and balance belts, engine oil and filter change - $219.00
5/9/02 – 90,385 – replace thermostat - $174.00
7/27/02 – 91,483 – replace battery - $70.00
8/3/02 – 91,514 – engine oil and filter change, replace ac compressor to condenser hose, re-charge ac system - $531.98
11/8/02 – 91,910 – odometer repaired - $181.63
1/11/03 – 92,452 – front wheel bearings serviced, flush and re-fill coolant, flush and re-fill power steering, engine oil and filter change - $528.61
1/31/03 – 92,880 – rotate ties – no charge
5/23/01 – 94,561 – balance and rotate tires – no charge
7/7/03 – air emissions test - $24.25
8/23/03 – 96,059 – engine oil and filter change - $58.00
9/27/03 – 96,658 – replace rear hatch seal
Service by current owner-
10/27/07 – 105,784 – purchased car - $5400.00
11/10/07 – 105,784 – buffed and hand glazed – no charge
12/17/07 – 106,005 – replace clutch and bell housing with 951 series, replace clutch master and slave cylinders, replace egine and transmission mounts, replace main engine bearings, replace crankshaft seal, replace brake booster and bleed brakes, replace catalytic converter, change engine coolant, change engine oil and filter, replace intake manifold and oil pan gaskets - $4694.95
12/17/07 – 106,005 – replace interior rear view mirror and mount - ???
2/23/08 - mileage not indicated – replace rear hatch shocks - $161.75
4/4/08 – 106,905 – complete overspray paint job, replace door handle gaskets, replace inner and outer shifter boots, replace license plate frame - $1050.00
6/9/08 – 109,681 – new front seat covers - $728.90
6/13/08 – 109,777 – check and adjust belts, engine oil and filter change, transmission oil changed - $290.30
8/12/08 – 110,979 - replace air filter, replace fuel filter, replace spark plugs - $36.00
11/4/08 – 111,020 – new tires installed - $512.82
11/22/08 – 111,025 – installed sport seats, heat harnesses, harness bar, replaced brake hoses with braided steel hose - $358.96
12/18/08 – 111,034 – replace timing belt, distributor cap and rotor - $200.00
1/25/09 – 111,037 – installed DME with performance chip, replaced front springs with 200 lb. lowering springs, race alignment, installed throttle response cam - $501.75
3/7/09 – 111,045 – replaced return fuel hose, installed harness pads - $143.52
4/12/09 – 111,096 – replaced ignition wires, fuel pressure regulator changed to 3 bar, replaced both front control arm bushings - $252.14
4/18/09 – 111,096 – new tires installed - $506.70
6/20/09 –111,097 – installed strut brace, evacuate and refill ac system with R134A - $69.30
6/29/09 – 111,117 – engine oil and filter change, bleed brakes - $67.39
8/8/09 – 111,125 install 3” exhaust with Magnaflow muffler and remove catalytic converter, install 3” tip - $255.79
10/2/09 – 111,135 – install K&N air filter -$55.58
12/10/09 – 111,171 - install 968 M030 sway bars front and rear, replace sway bar bushings - $489.20
2/11/10 – 111,173 - install new tires, replace timing belt - $891.31
9/18/10 – 111,177 – install rebuilt power steering rack and pump, change power steering intake hose - $200.00
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Great looking car. If I didn't have one already I would be on the phone.
It's a pity that our 924S' are so under rated. They really are great cars to start off with and even hold up well on the track in stock form. Hope she goes to another good home!
It's a pity that our 924S' are so under rated. They really are great cars to start off with and even hold up well on the track in stock form. Hope she goes to another good home!
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Extra parts available.
FYI - I've got the original seats, seat belts, throttle cam, sway bars and DME chip that could be reinstalled on this car to get it back to stock. The seats are very nice with fresh covers. Although some of those items are listed in this forum - I'll include them with the price of $5500. What I do not have, however, is the cat or street tires. Send me a PM and I'll respond with a list of spare and replaced parts that could go with the car.
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Our Chump/LeMons car is a 924S.
It is so forgiving. Makes a great DE car --
Of course ours is not as pretty as the OPs car :-)
In the same run class, its a blast to terrorize the GT3 and TT that are out there.
of course I worry about the fact that my car is worth maybe one of their wheels :-)
Mike
It is so forgiving. Makes a great DE car --
Of course ours is not as pretty as the OPs car :-)
In the same run class, its a blast to terrorize the GT3 and TT that are out there.
of course I worry about the fact that my car is worth maybe one of their wheels :-)
Mike
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Time to go... price reduced $4500
Just a few responses to the original $5500 so I'm dropping the price to $4500. Note that I've already sold many of the stock parts listed above so this will be for just the car. No spares.
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Wow! Someone's going to get a screamin' deal on what appears to be a well maintained and documented track car! Wish it were me, but timing is just not in the cards now!
GLWS!
GLWS!
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i can't believe you are letting the car go that cheap.. its worth what you were originally asking imo..
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Great deal! Wish you were around when I bought mine...
For that price, I'd buy it as a spare. My wife would **** if I picked up yet another P-car project though.
For that price, I'd buy it as a spare. My wife would **** if I picked up yet another P-car project though.
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You can buy mine for $3500 or this car nearby for $3000...
http://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/2534117215.html
Unbelievable
http://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/2534117215.html
Unbelievable