1984 Porsche 928 S * 68k Miles * 4.7l V8 * on 2040-cars
Mamaroneck, New York, United States
1984 Porsche 928 S , 68k Original Miles, 5 Speed manual transmission, Black exterior in Mint condition, Black leather interior in Great condition, power seats, power mirrors, power door locks, power moonroof, cruise control, clarion radio with cassette / cd changer, and more. All maintenance up to date including recent new battery, new fuel pump, new brakes all around and more. Tires thread about 80 % left. Manual transmission was rebuilt by professional transmission shop a few years ago and i barely drove it 2,000 miles after the rebuild. Also installed new factory clutch at the same time. Car has no problems at all, no engine leaks or noises at all. Has been garage kept all its life. Paint shines like new with no dents or dings at all. Always kept paint waxed and car garaged under a car cover. I have owned the car for over 12 years without any issues, it has been well taken care of and most of the work / maintenance performed on it has been done by Rennwerke, a porsche specialist in Elmsford, Ny.
No Accidents, Clean Title in hand along with carfax. For more pictures or information please feel free to contact me at (914) 406 - 207nine On Feb-24-14 at 08:01:37 PST, seller added the following information: Also the car does have working heat and air conditioning. |
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