Porsche 944 Turbo Coupe 2-door 2.5l 1986 on 2040-cars
Keene, New Hampshire, United States
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I am selling this Porsche 944 Turbo as I have two and I don't drive this enough. I bought this car in April of 2008 with 89730 miles on it and it now has 94234, I drove it 4500 miles so far, so around 750 miles a year, only in the summers. I purchased the car from Auto Sport Engineering 370 Hudson Rd. Stow, MA 01775 I would say one of the ,if not best Porsche shops on either coast. The belts were done at Auto Sport at 80000 miles so this doesn't have to be done for another 25000 miles according to Clarks-garage.com. This Turbo has been slightly modified it has the Lindsey club wastegate ,Lindsey Boost enhancher,3.0 fuel regulator, 944T wastegate shim, Lindsey LR/951 Max chip set, all can be removed if you want to go back to stock. I replaced the hood foam, added two Alpine amps, an Alpine head unit, a sub in a thin box. the car came with ADS separates in the doors and the stereo sounds great. I replaced the A/C compressor with a new unit, Griffiths Kuehl , works better than stock, switched Freon too. No leaks of any kind, all functions work. This 944 goes , with the limited slip and the simple mods this car goes faster than cars costing three times as much. If you didn't know the 1986 944 Turbo model year was the only year in which a Porsche model other than the 911 was faster, yes the 944 Turbo was faster than a 911 only this year. I have the tools and air pump, manuals. I also have receipts for the work done on the car since I have owned it As with all cars of this age sold as is.
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