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No affiliation. This appears to be an '88 Turbo S, originally an American car with odometer denoted in MPH. It's had its Club Sport wheels swapped to Design 90s, which were not available on any 1988 model year cars.

The $20K CAD ($15K USD) asking price is very reasonable for a 94K mile car needing attention. The only thing preventing me from calling the dealership right now and making an offer is the corrosion visible in the engine bay (strut mount bolts, cam tower and distributor covers). Script seats are super cool! Likely a strong fixer-upper opportunity for someone who appreciates these special cars and enjoys working on them. Very unlikely to lose any money on this one, at least.

Hope it goes to a good home!

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Option code sticker for the car. This the very first one I've seen on a Turbo S with ZERO options present. They always have 030, 200, etc. Porsche did some weird stuff back in the 80s.

JustinL

Engine code 51?..

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All 1988 Turbo S cars have 51 on their option code stickers. This wasn't corrected until the 1989 model year.