1987 Porsche 944/951 Turbo.
Vin WP0AA2955HN151667.
69,903 Miles.
5-Speed Manual.
Grand Prix White.
Black Leather Interior.
Clean Carfax.
17” Turbo Cup Wheels.
This 944 Turbo is an all around great looking and performing car! The Grand Prix White paint looks extremely nice and is all original, which has been confirmed via paint meter readings.
The interior is also all original with the exception of the modern radio unit. All has been kept very nicely and the AC blows cold, which is a must during this time of the year.
The car performs as it should and everything works in a synchronized mananer. The 60K Maintenance was completed at 43,949 miles, which included new belts, motor mounts, and a new thermostat.
The car was delivered new to Porsche Audi of Lakewood, CO, and it remained in the Centennial State for the majority of its life. According to the previous owner, the car was always kept inside and the nice condition of the underside attests to it.
Factory options for this car are:
158 - Cassette-radio Blaupunkt Reno SQR 46.
418 - Side protection mouldings.
425 - Rear window wiper.
454 - Automatic speed control.
533 - Version for USA, Canada.
650 - Detachable roof panel, electrically openable.
946 - Leather front seats with leatherette rear side.
It’s no secret that these 944 machines are starting to rapidly gain in popularity, and Turbos especially, are the most desirable of them all. With the prices of 911's going through the roof, the 944's are still very affordable and without a doubt, the best Porsche for the money in the current market!
Collector car financing available at competitive rates.
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