Porsche 944 (1990)
for sale
Price: US $200.00
Price: US $200.00
Why are 1990 coupes so Valuable?
This particular s2 is number 363 of only 450
imported into N. America. The splendid balance, the power of the 3.0
engine, and the beefier transmission sent many to the racing
circuits.
Solving an owner's Greatest Fear:
Sudden timing belt failures destroy
engines, which often cost more than the car itself. Yet, this S2 is
healthy and prepared for at least the next 40, 000 miles. A most
complete timing belt service was performed about 600 miles ago.
Included were the water pump, balance shafts, oil pump seals, toothed
and major belts, camshaft (distributor) case, air vent hose and more
(detailed invoice included).
Interior:
The condition of the off-white
interior leather and carpet is amazing. The white carpets have always
been protected with gray Porsche carpet mats, left and right, front
and rear so the original carpets are nearly new looking. The white
luggage compartment, protected through the years by a “roller-shade”
cover is also fresh and new looking. The anti-theft Blaupunkt AM/FM
stereo, 4-speaker radio has a 7-segment equalizer with CD player.
Exterior appearance:
Front
end stone nicks were always filled regularly. The car has been
garaged, kept clean, polished and waxed, always the source of
wide-eyed compliments. Two areas of the car have beautiful clear coat
finishes, having been repaired by a Cincinnati Porsche restoration
company. The right door and rocker were deeply scarred by a boulder
scrape, and the rear lower airflow wing and several other rear trunk
panels had to be replaced (12/2004 detailed invoice included). The
restoration experts produced perfect repairs with quality parts and
invisible blends. Plus, there is no alignment problem. Car runs
true.
Disclosure:
All
gauges function normally, although the low-fuel warning light stays
on regardless of fuel level. The digital clock / timer operates
although the lower part of the face is fogged. CD disks tend not to
play; they are ejected for some reason within a minute or so.
Picky-Picky stuff:
In some steering wheel positions the turn signal lever must be held in position or re-set. At times, while engine running, the ignition key must be nudged a bit to the left to engage the A/C and accessories.
The
airbags may not function correctly or at all.
I'm third owner
since 1996 at 65, 968 miles, and estimate the mileage to be about
143, 700. The odometer had a common 944 failure (plastic odometer
gear) at approx. 139, 000 / 2011. When my golfing eye sight began to
fail, the car was driven very little. Oil changes and tire wear-life
will attest to very low mileage during the time span.
The
944 Secret:
Transport
skis
,
hobby material, lumber
,
8-foot long 2 x 4s and
more, with the rear hatch completely
and safely closed. Home Depot people stare in amazement when the
hatch is closed over a few 8' 2x4s.
What
else in New?:
The rear hatch release motor was replaced about two dozen operations ago. New gas
struts in the hood, new pop-open gas struts in the rear hatch, “roller-shade” luggage cover re-tensioned, new glove box metal
supports, all paint 3M polished and waxed, wheels balanced, complete
timing belt adjustments follow-up.
update: 2015-07-18
Condition: | Used | VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): | wp0ab2945ln450363 |
Year: | 1990 | Transmission: | Manual |
Make: | Porsche | Body Type: | Coupe |
Model: | 944 | Vehicle Title: | Clear |
Engine: | 3.0 16-valve | Options: | All power, Blaupunkt am/fm 7-segment equalizer, Sunroof, Leather Seats, CD Player |
Drive Type: | 5-speed manual | Safety Features: | Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag |
Mileage: | 143,700 | Power Options: | Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats |
Exterior Color: | Guards Red | Fuel Type: | Gasoline |
Interior Color: | Off-white / white | For Sale By: | Private Seller |
Number of Cylinders: | 4 |