1983 Porsche 928 $1 No Reserve on 2040-cars
Hawthorne, New Jersey, United States
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Selling all my toys. Must liquidate. Car runs and drives fine. Trans was leaking so I had it resealed. I've had the car for roughly three years and drove it about three times. I currently have over thirty MV's and I am selling everyone that I have replaced the batttery in more times than I have driven it.
The car is in very good condition for a 83 classic. You will not find many as nice. I started to replace the stereo about 2 years ago and never finished so the stereo, while included, is not installed. I have a great hobby shop with more tools than most professional shops. So come down and drive the car, bring your mechanic, you may use my lift and shop to examine the car from top to bottom prior to bidding. I am not looking to hide anything. I just have too many toys and must slim down the collection. When you come to see the car you will understand. I just have too many for one person. Car is located in Hawthorne NJ. I work from home so am available most days. Call me on my cell at 570-228-1603 or home at 973-423-3577 to make appt to see car. This is a no reserve auction so please do not bid until you have all concerns resolved. High bid at end owns the car, not the right to come down after end to inspect / negotiate. I cannot be any more fair than that. I personally would not hesitate to drive the car home anywhere in the US but that's me. I have not personally driven the car more than 30 miles this year but had no issues. I accept virtually all forms of payment, but anything other than Cash will have to clear or be cashed locally before release of car/title. |
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