1983 Porsche 944

Hatchback

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Manual

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Salvage

Gasoline

I bought this 944 as part of a package of three of them roughly 5 years ago. This one had sustained a hit in the front left fender. All repairs were made prior to my getting it but I was assured it was just sheetmetal replaced and there was no frame damage. But because the car books so low the insurance company totalled it and that is the reason for the salvage title status. Anyway, I put together all the docs and took it to a PA Inspection Station to get it registered and titled and it failed because of an exhaust leak, a strut cartridge that was weak and the rear window defogger was INOP. I replaced all three and while at it started to install a new stereo. That was two years and four project cars ago. I am never goping to get around to finishing the stereo install never mind take it back to the DMV and/or ever drive it. I have 32 MV's at present and am liquidating all of them. During my ownership of this car I let my maint guy drive it for almost a year and he had no probs with it. It has been sitting were it s for the past two years and as you see in the pics I bought four dollys from Harbour Freight because I lost the keys. I have since had a locksmith come down and cut me new keys. It runs and drives fine, just need to finish the stereo install and buttom up the dash (1-2 hrs tops) and you will be done. The car is is good mechanical shape. I would rate paint at between a 6-7 (Front left fender, the one replaced/repaired looks awsome, thus showing the rest of the car's paint fade more. In addition, the clearcoat is bubbling here and there, most notably the hood).Interior I would rate at a strong 8 with the drivers seat showing seperations at the stitching. Overall a very decent low milage 944. As with all my auction, $1 gets the auction started and high bid at end wins regardless of price. Good Luck and happy biddingOn Jun-11-14 at 14:52:59 PDT, seller added the following information: I just went down to the cars and took a bunch of pics. They are ten minutes old pics. The 944 shows better pics of the interior, all the parts to the dash that were removed to install the new radio including the new radio, and best of all, the brandy new $300 set of keys to the car. (gotta love that?) And just some more food for thought, When I bought the three 944's I went Porsche crazy and bought a complete set of factory dealer shop repair manuals (Like 5 binders just for this car), then I found another set that included one or two more binders worth of manuals. So I have both sets along with the standard Chilton manual.) Winner of this car will be given the opportunity to check them out when picking up the car as I will be listing both sets along with a whole lot of other 944 parts I accumulated at the same time. Lots of great stuff for the 944 enthusiast.