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1985 Porsche 944 – REVISIT

The 1985 Porsche 944 we featured last month has been relisted at $1,000 more, strangely enough. Still, if there’s some flexibility on the reserve, this could turn out to be a water-cooled bargain.

THE BELOW POST ORIGINALLY APPEARED ON OUR SITE FEBRUARY 14, 2014:

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It doesn’t always take a lot of money to have fun. However, in an era where Volkswagen Mk1 Golfs and GTIs and your garden variety BMW E30s are trending upward, it may seem a bit daunting to maximize your classic car dollar. But there’s always those old standbys, and one that ranks high on my list is the Porsche 944. If you opt for the “basic” version, you can keep the initial outlay reasonable while allowing room for upgrades and repairs. This 944 for sale in Portland, Oregon has well under 100,000 miles on the clock and provides a good baseline for those new to the P-car hobby.

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Year: 1985
Model: 944
Engine: 2.5 liter inline-4
Transmission: 5-speed manual
Mileage: 80,606 mi
Price: $6,990 Buy It Now

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1985 Porsche 944 Coupe

Gaurds Red on Black Leather interior

Fully serviced and ready for fun

One of the best balanced and handling cars ever produced

Very reliable inline four cylinder engine, 5 speed manual transmisison

Cookie Cutter factory alloy wheels with great tires

Clean and no damage or accidents

Call 503 305 8011

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At under $6,000, this 944 is priced right and should move fairly quick. There’s a few cracks in the dashboard and a bit of a patina, but nothing out of the ordinary with the car’s age and mileage. Whether you’re looking for a track day hero or just want a bit of style for the street, this car would fit the bill nicely.

-Paul

One Comment

  1. Todd
    Todd February 15, 2014

    It looks like someone pushed the front bumper in to make it more flush.
    Drill out the bumper shocks and push them back.
    Cheaper than finding Euro bumpers.

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