Porsche 924 (1981)

Highlights and general information

For sale is a 1981 Porsche 924, painted in Platinum Metallic, with pinstripe interior.

Highlights:

• H license plate, accident-free, registered, restored and ready to drive in a neat condition
• Since 2022, the following things have been exchanged or serviced for just under 1200 euros: water pump, cooling system has been cleaned and refilled, alternator has been restored, new V-belt, new wiring harness for alternator and starter, ignition adjustment, idle speed adjustment, oil change and oil filter replacement, timing belt cover has been sandblasted (heavily rusty) and powder-coated
• First paint and original constitution

General information about the vehicle

• First registration Austria: Year 1981
• Location Austria
• 4 vehicle owners
• Current TÜV
• H-license plate
• Accident-free
• Admitted
• Fully roadworthy
• Restored

Model history

• From 1976 to 1988, the Porsche 924 was produced as a joint development between Volkswagen and Porsche. This was equipped with a 2.0-liter engine that produces 125 hp. As a popular sports car and entry-level model in the Porsche world, the 924 gained great popularity and fans all over the world. By 1988, almost 151,000 units had been produced.

Facts

Exterior & Interior:

• Platinum Metallic paint
• Interior with pinstripe equipment
• Repainting cannot be ruled out

Engine and transmission:

• 2.0-liter engine with 125 hp
• Manual transmission
• Last engine service May 2023

Mileage:

• 103,000 km. The mileage can be traced.
• Checkbook available, with gaps

Documentation:

• Austrian registration papers, TÜV and service reports and invoices

Tires, brakes, body & underbody:

• Tires: 70-90%
• Brakes: 50-70 %
• The underbody has slight flash rust
• Please see the photo gallery and videos for more insight into the condition of the vehicle.

Known Deficiencies

• Top right: 10 to 15 cm jump in the disc (does not get any bigger)
• Typical Porsche stone chips at the front

Summary

All in all, a beautiful Porsche 924 from 1981 is offered for auction here. The Austrian vehicle has always been treated with care, has TÜV, an H-approval and is roadworthy. Of course, age-related signs of wear can occur here and there, but these in no way affect the classic appearance of the sports car.