Porsche 924, 1980, to loving home for reasonable offer
Anne P. Mitchell, Esq.
She needs a new clutch - won't run at all until she has one (so you'll
need to have her towed; we have AAA and so might be able to help with
this).
Once her clutch is fixed she runs in reasonable condition, particularly
considering how old she is. She's a good run about town car, and she
looks nice - no body damage, paint is in decent condition.
The front end was completely redone about 3 years ago by the previous
owner, and that owner was for all intents and purposes the original
owner (someone bought her new and returned her to the dealership within
6 months because it turned out that a 924 wasn't really the right car
for them).
Also, she has a customized by the previous owner in that the driver's
seat was jacked up a tiny tiny bit, just enough to make it easy for a
*short* person to drive her (both I and the previous owner are about
5'3, with short legs, and it is so nice to be able to easily drive this
car!) Tall people will have no problem either, her seat moves waaaay
back - my tall husband had no problem driving her.
The leather interior was redone recently as well, and it's in good
condition. The sunroof does not leak.
There *is* an area near the clutch such that if it's raining hard, when
you depress the clutch your ankle
will get a couple of drops of water on it. 924s are notorious for being
not very watertight.
You can see pictures of her here, she's really a nice looking car:
http://www.annepmitchell.com/lily.html
Sincere offers only to shedevil at aloss.net