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> OT: What's a 944 convertible worth?, my mechanic has a lien sale on one...
neo914-6
post Jan 27 2007, 05:12 PM
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it needs approx $2k of head work, and is in rough to good condition
-seat tears
-top tears, falling apart
-dent in pass door
-small crack in windshield
-cracked drivers mirror
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post Jan 27 2007, 06:14 PM
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944 cabrios do exist. But, they are all S2's like my coupe. Similar to the 968, they have a 3.0L 16v motor. The biggest 4 ever put in a production car.

With all the stuff you listed it needs, I would try to get it for less than $3k for sure. 944 parts add up fast, especially on a 16v head.

A hot swap is a 944 turbo motor into the S2 cabrio body. They shared basically the same chassis(brakes, suspension, trans). But, Porsche never built a turbo vert, which makes it really cool. I bet you could snag a turbo motor for $2000-$2500.
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