1984 early 944 Lux

[sutters]

I picked a relatively cheap 1984 944 Lux withy electric windows and sunroof, Fuchs alloys and cheese grater rear. Is there much love for these at all?

There's a couple of tint bits that need tending to then ill have a summer blat.

Ian

 

[edh]

White one from the south coast?

I like the early 944's, would like one myself (sans cheese grater [])

 

[gothatway]

Not sure how much I want to publicise it to potential competitors, but pre-85 cars are now eligible for Historic Road Rallying in Cat 4. That was my main reason for buying my first Porsche a couple of months ago !

 

[colin944]

I love the early cars. I think they have a purposeful and mean look to them.

 

[benjj]

ORIGINAL: gothatway

Not sure how much I want to publicise it to potential competitors, but pre-85 cars are now eligible for Historic Road Rallying in Cat 4. That was my main reason for buying my first Porsche a couple of months ago !

Some of us have known for a while!

Hello from Cat 3, ner ner!

 

[George Elliott]

seen an ST 911, but not familiar with that ST 944 model []

 

[sutters]

ORIGINAL: edh

White one from the south coast?

I like the early 944's, would like one myself (sans cheese grater [])

Yes that's the one.

I've an 86 Turbo which is being fixed up at the mo but thought I'd chuck a cheeky bid in for that car, £2,600 a good price?

I'm not sure I'm going to have it long as the garage facility I had organised has fallen through and I've now not the room. In short I find it up.

Ian

 

[benjj]

It was the Mission Motosport lads.

We got a vinyl wrapping booth installed in the workshop and they kept sticking things on my car when I wasn't looking.

MSA bloke had a word when 'Honk if you love ASS' appeared in yellow down the whole offside while I was having a slash between stages. Didn't notice for 400 miles!

 

[edh]

ORIGINAL: sutters

ORIGINAL: edh

White one from the south coast?

I like the early 944's, would like one myself (sans cheese grater [])

Yes that's the one.

I've an 86 Turbo which is being fixed up at the mo but thought I'd chuck a cheeky bid in for that car, £2,600 a good price?

I'm not sure I'm going to have it long as the garage facility I had organised has fallen through and I've now not the room. In short I find it up.

Ian

Sounds pretty good - let me know if you plan on selling it []

 

[Mike_Pollock]

Love the steering on an early car,and the toastrack and the Fuchs!

Had an '83 for 3 years....

 

[sutters]

Little update, car is in very, very good condition.

Its going in Saturday for the minor rust to be treated and repainted, Sills look good. There's a small issue with the front brakes but that will also be sorted.

All in I am very happy with the purchase project.

 

[sutters]

Well the brake judder was as suggested on the forum dirty hubs. And the rust merely surface. All has been sorted and the car is now perfect. I just need to drop the drivers seat off its raised blocks then once a good clean she is most likely going to be up for sale. I'll concentrate on getting the 86 Turbo finished.