1978 Porsche 928 Warehouse Find, Runs Great Flawless Paint 1st 928 Yr California on 2040-cars
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
Vehicle Title:Salvage
Make: Porsche
Drive Type: 5speed
Model: 928
Mileage: 171,000
Trim: 928
1978 Porsche 928 in Red with saddle interior. California car. This car is all original and runs great. New tires and battery. I bought this car for my brother in law a couple decades ago. After 15 years he finally used up the clutch so I brought it to Louisiana and put a new clutch in it (but not throw out bearing and pressure plate) I parked it in my warehouse, and just found it way in the back after sitting for what seems like years. It fired right up. This car has never been under water, or burned or wrecked notwithstanding a hand size dent in the quarter panel which I pushed out when I first bought the car for him in San Diego decades ago. You can see photos. Vin number is in photos as well. The Porsche 928 was the best engineered car in the world, with nothing else even close to it. It never became the sought after car Porsche would have liked, but I have never seen a better engineered 4 seater in my life. This is not a museum car by any means, but it is not an old outside beater either. It is the best example of the first year 928 I have ever seen, and it is not molested. It is 35 years old! It has no rust, most of the car being aluminum. 5 speed manual. No trades. All inspections before bidding, as is where is, non refundable deposit, we help with shipping but buyer pays shipping. I have California title in hand.
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