1985 Porsche 944, Black On Black, Perfect One Owner Low Milelge Porsche on 2040-cars
Easton, Maryland, United States
1985 1/2 PORSCHE 944 PERFECTLY SPECTACULAR IN EVERY WAY! There are always the magical things that make one used car stand head and shoulders above all the others. Things like: One owner, low mileage, matching numbers, all original, Adult owned and driven, Always garaged, never driven in bad weather, well maintained with all receipts, never damaged. Then can you prove these things? Then what if it had the perfect color combination? Then what if the paint shined like a mirror and the interior was flawless. Further that driving it left no doubt it was a solid performer waiting to driven on a winding country road? If it had all of the above it would have to be a PERFECT car to buy. What could make it better? It is a Porsche! The owner has chosen us to be his Agent for the sale of his 944. It is reasonably priced, particularly for its condition. This 944 Porsche is a one owner, low mileage car. The owner has meticulously saved every document associated with the history of his 944 beginning with the order receipt and window stickers. Not only that he has written a summary of the service and placed it all chronologically in a notebook. The black paint is fabulous! the picture of the hood shows the reflection of clouds in the sky. There is a sun roof. The interior is as good as the photos show. There are not many opportunities to buy a 944 Porsche in this condition. We welcome your inspection or your questions. Call 410 822 8322 We can assist with transportation within the US or internationally. The 944 is sold "as is where is" with no warranty expressed or implied. all transportation cost are the sole responsiblity of the buyer. |
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