1984 Porsche 928 S Coupe 2-door 4.7l on 2040-cars
Dunkirk, Maryland, United States
car is relisted some of you players out there cant follow trough a simple transaction if you don't want the car don't bid on the car if you have no resent feedback don't bid on the car if you don't have money don't bid on the car Up for auction is one of my 928s With full leather interior auto and limited slip differential and adjustable front and rear shocks I purchased the car in 2008 on eBay not running with blown head gasket The car since as add water pump,timing belt ,head gasket (both side) related seals and roller replaced new tires ,rear pads front disc and pads a complete interior swap from all black to black and tan from a crashed donor car ,I have lowered the car 1.5 inch and replaced the chin spoiler Now this car as had a color change in the past was born silver with black interior white with black when i got it, found that out when I changed the interior can't tell otherwise What it needs Paint is a 5 still cleans up nice Ac does not work ,control head is very temperamental The driver seat from donner car as cracked at the upper left bolster And odometer does not work 66000 miles when I got it I may have gone 3500 miles with it but it drives like the mileage is about right Why I my selling To many many project ,found a 88 32 valve I have been driving when I don't drive my air cooled so this one just sits around and we all know they don't like to sit I have the reserve set to what I have in the car I am a Central PA Porsche Club member since 1995 and Porsche tech since the late 80 Thanks for looking |
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