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1986 Porsche 944 Turbo 5-Speed Race Car - Collector Car Canada
1986 Porsche 944 Turbo 5-Speed Race Car
1986 Porsche 944 Turbo 5-Speed Manual Race Car

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1986 Porsche 944 Turbo 5-Speed Manual Race Car

Here is a 1986 Porsche 944 Turbo 5-Speed Manual Race Car qualified for VARAC Racing with service records since new available on Collector Car Canada.  A US-market car, It was purchased as a race car – used exclusively on-track since 1999 – by the seller from out of province in 2013, where it was used in racing sanctioned by SCCA and Porsche Club of America.  Before that time, the previous owner invested much to keep it track ready and receipts are photographed from the current ownership totaling over $30,000, using it in Porsche Club of America Upper Canada Region track events.  Summaries of the current build and Dyno ratings setting out 287 horsepower at the wheels, are also included in the gallery.

 

CCC Vital Info – 1986 Porsche 944 Turbo 5-Speed Manual Race Car

Lot – 155

Seller – the auto loft (Private Party)

Seller location – Toronto, On M3B

VIN – WP0AA0959GN151061

Odometer – 131,000 miles (TMU)

Engine Info – Replacement turbocharged engine

installed in 2003 stroked with 968 internals

to produce 287hp at the wheels

Transmission Info – OEM 5-speed

manual transmission

Exterior Colour – White

Interior Colour – White with Black

Other features – Race Car,

Not Street Legal, VARAC-qualified

Category – German

Hagerty.Ca Valuation (click here), (#3 – #2)

$26,600 – $62,500 (Stock equiv.)

Model page (click here)

Carfax – See Gallery (144-146)

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CCC Buy-It-Now Lot price $25,000 + Buyer Premium of 4.99% (Taxable) 

The exterior and interior of the car are finished in white, with removable decals on the exterior providing contrast.  It was treated to a full paint, in and out, in 2016 with many modifications for the track.  Front bumper cover and spoiler are removable by side-mounted latches for clearance when loading on a trailer.  The hood is raised in two spots to accommodate the higher shock towers; fore of the hood, the pop-up style headlights have been removed, openings welded shut; wipers and washer nozzles have been deleted; racing mirrors have been installed; and all lights are either removed or obscured, save for the taillights.  Staggered Fiske wheels measuring 17×8” and 17×9” are installed with competition-use tires needing replacement – P235/40R17 in front, with P275/40R17 in the rear.  The hatch Turbo badge has been shifted to the centre to accommodate the mounting of the racing spoiler.  The exterior shows signs of racing use – no damage or dents, but with various marks and scuffs on the body.  A clean Carfax from the time of seller’s purchase appears in the gallery.  It has been stored indoors at a professional facility since.

Restored 1974 Triumph TR6 4-speed manual

The interior consists of racing necessities, basically:  one seat with five-point harness, roll bar and instruments for and related to driving.  It is equipped with a push-button start   The dash remains close to stock, modified by the push-button kill switch (starts by key), removal of switches for removed accessories, and supplementary gauges by VDO for water temp., boost and oil temperature; racing seat is by MOMO; doors have been stripped but for the metal panels, complemented by NASCAR bars, the calibre of the NASCAR bars in the roll cage, internal of the door openings.  Formerly a sunroof car, it has been converted to a slicktop, without evidence of the removed sunroof being left behind.  Interior of footwells have been converted to checker plate, a fire extinguisher is installed on the passenger’s side.

Restored 1974 Triumph TR6 4-speed manual

Performance is delivered by a replacement turbocharged engine installed in 2003, modified with an updated turbocharger and stroked with 968 internals to produce 287 horsepower at the wheels, approximately 325 HP at the crank, its original displacement of 2.5 litres has been bored out to approximately 2.9 litres housing oversized 951 pistons with a Powerhaus short block.  The head was rebuilt in 2016.  It is twinned with the OEM 5-speed manual transmission powering the rear wheels.  Oversized oil cooler and clutch are also by Powerhaus.  Underneath, the front coilovers are rated at 450 lbs. and a 28 mm stabilizer bar is in place; in the rear, there is a 30 mm torsion bar with Bilstein Ultimate performance shocks and an adjustable sway bar by Weltmeister.  Up top, a Weltmeister front tower brace has been installed.  Receipts and work orders since 1998 are on hand – again, please see the gallery for page-by-page details of work done in current ownership, with the remainder also photographed in bulk.  The car’s odometer is non-functional, owner estimates it has been driven a maximum of 500 miles since 2016, always indoor-stored since.

Restored 1974 Triumph TR6 4-speed manual

Summary of work in current ownership:

  • 2016 Full paint, in and out.

  • 2016 new bumpers, strip interior, remove spare tire well, remove AC, new clutch, door interiors.

    • Lightweight mirrors, bumpers, front end, brackets, rear wing, splitter and brackets.

  • 2015 bearings, rebuild head, install kill switch, rain light.

    • Replace sunroof with lightweight roof, full roll cage installed.

  • 2014 starter, brakes, tie down hooks and tow hooks.

  • 2013 general repairs, replace timing belt.

  • 2003 replace engine, with 968 internals and larger turbo.

  • 2002 Install Fiske rims, 17×9 and 17×8, replace steering rack.

1986 Porsche 944 Turbo 5-Speed Manual Race Car

This 1986 Porsche 944 Turbo 5-Speed Manual Race Car is available with a custom car cover, two keys and extensive service records from the ten-year owner in Toronto, Ontario.

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