Introduction
Glyn Parry
With the roof off, the Porsche 944 S2 can be enjoyed in its full glory - powered by the wonderful 3.0 litre 16 valve four-cylinder.
First released in 1982, the Porsche 944 was based on the 924 but featured considerably more striking contours as well as a redesigned front bumper with a lower spoiler and wider, more angular wings. Porsche then introduced the S2 in 1989, bringing along with it a 3.0L naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine that broke records for being the largest four-cylinder engine of its time. With an increased power output of ~208BHP, the S2 was quoted to be a 150MPH car when matched with the manual five-speed gearbox, as we have on this example, making it substantially quicker and more capable than previous iterations of the 944.
This particular car comes to market with just 3 former keepers and a modest mileage of ~72,500 recorded. Finished in "Glacier Blue Metallic" over a blue leather interior, it presents in very good condition given its age and usage. It comes to market with a keen reserve, in the main due to it having an insurance loss recorded against the car in 2010, this could be a very sensible/good value buy if you're in the market for a 944 S2.
This auction listing was written from information supplied by Glyn after meeting Manzoor the owner, and having visited and photographed the vehicle.
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Hi John
Unfortunately I couldn’t get any specifics regarding the insurance loss other than it had happened in 2010. I bought the car on the basis that the repair must have happened pretty soon afterwards (as there is an MOT in Sep-11) and then there is the HPI Inspection Report (a copy is in the ‘History and Paperwork’’ section) giving the car a clean bill of health. That gave me the confidence I needed to buy the car. For my own peace of mind I had shown the car to someone in the repair business who also gave it his blessing. Hope that helps.
What type of insurance loss was it .
Was it structural and if so is there an engineers bill of health?
GreT colour mileage etc. thanks john
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Birmingham
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