1988 Porsche 924S SE

This article was posted on Tuesday, October 16, 2018 on the Porsche Club of America website, written by Rob Sass.  Take a look at https://www.pca.org/news/2018-10-16/why-1988-porsche-924s-se-porsche-we-should-all-be-shopping.  

As a member of the Porsche Club of America, I get notifications from time to time of their “News Updates.”  This one appeared this week saying that the 1988 Porsche 924S “Special Edition” is the one we should all be shopping for.

The article tells the story of the approximately 990 924S SE cars that were produced, with 500 or so coming to North America.  They were offered in black with no sunroof, manual window cranks, a manual outside mirror, grey cloth seat fabric and maroon carpets.  The suspension was adjustable, and they were lighter than the stock 1988 924S.

IMG_0541.jpgWe have had five of them at 924S944.com, and currently have two.

Take a look at the article…interesting…

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Author: Kevin Duffy, 924S944.com LLC, DeLand, FL

After retiring from a career in Law Enforcement, Kevin Duffy turned his attention to one of his passions, Porsche 944's and 924S's. He owns 924S944.com LLC in DeLand, FL, rescuing and restoring forgotten Porsches, bringing them back to a useful life. He is especially interested in the rare-but-beautiful 924S Special Edition. He can be found at Porsche Club events, including track days, tours and shows, as well as other car-focused events around the southeastern United States.

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