1987 Porsche 924

S Coupe

2.5L 2475CC l4 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated

Manual

WP0AA0920HN455807

Clear

GAS

Clean title! Solid running car, engine pulls strong. I bought the car in March. The car is currently located at my mechanic's in Colorado Springs, it's been with him for the last few months to work on small things. The car is currently running a straight pipe, welded and sealed into the stock muffler. Both power windows work, car shifts smoothly, clutch grabs well, but will probably need tranny bushings soon. Factory mags to my knowledge, heater and fans work well, defrosters work, etc etc. Older JVC head unit cd player works, unfortunately I don't have the original. Drivers side power mirror works, passengers side does not. Lights still work and flip up correctly too! Oil was changed with Mobil 1, Bosch filter, NGK Spark plugs, K/N Air filter, Tranny fluid changed, brand new KYB Gr2's all around on under less than 600 miles. Car's made multiple trips to Colorado Springs, Denver and Back, In total I've put maybe 1000 miles on it. Sunroof works but likes to stick. Wouldn't hesitate to drive it for long distances. Thermostat gets warm, but doesn't overheat even in traffic. Will include a new (spare) waterpump with sale. 77k on the ODO, Odo broke before purchase so mileage is closer to 78-79k. This is a 924 s, meaning it's got all the best that the 924 had to offer, including a detuned version of the 944 8 Valve engine. Torquey, responsive, not terribly impossible to work on. This is the non-widebody chassis of the 944 in essence. Fantastic cars to drive versus the amount of work they require compared to the later 944's, the 924 is all analog, no fly by wire or vacuum systems. Frame was tweaked by previous owner. Car drives, but pulls to the right. Put it on a frame puller and you should be set. Brakes need pads. Needs tires, set is mismatched. AC works but needs charged. Speakers failing. 80's Porsche issues - Cracked dash, paint issues, etc. Right fender replaced and resprayed by P/O. In the photos of the passengers side you can see the crumple. Good candidate for a fix'n drive car, or strip for a race car! Selling due to financial difficulties. One of my favorite RWD cars to date that I've driven.