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1984 Porsche 928S The 1984 model had increased horsepower and changed from a 3- to a 4-speed automatic transmission, retaining a simple emissions system. A desirable model from the early production years which cost $38,000 new and was one of the fastest production cars of 1984. The car tracks well and drives smoothly and is a reliable GT road car with many miles left in it. It is a safe driver with a great stance and a level, taut quiet suspension. >>>>>SEE THE CURRENT HEMMING'S SPORTS AND EXOTICS ISSUE ON THE PORSCHE 928...EVALUATION AND BUYING GUIDE<<<<< IF YOU DO NOT KNOW ABOUT THE 928 THIS IS VERY INFORMATIVE. EVEN IF YOU THINK YOU KNOW WHERE THESE ARE GOING THIS WILL PROVIDE A CURRENT PERSPECTIVE FROM PEOPLE WHO ARE SAVVY ABOUT THE MARKET. Description: •••••• 1984 Porsche 928S •••••• Exterior color - Guard's red (mostly original) •••••• Interior - black •••••• Transmission - Automatic 4-speed •••••• Engine - V8 •••••• Mileage - 96,200 Condition: •••••• Very original •••••• Well maintained, reliable •••••• Not restored •••••• Age appropriate wear •••••• Wear to seats; tear driver's seat back •••••• Minor cracks to dash near windshield •••••• Sunroof switch not working •••••• Heater and air conditioning fan needs a little work •••••• Cruise control works intermittently •••••• Passed current California smog test Documented repair maintenance 2003-2007: •••••• 10/2007 - mileage 93,287 - cost $1,350 •••••••• Rack and pinion steering gear •••••• 05/2007 - mileage 89,000 - cost $7,185 •••••••• Full automatic transmission rebuild •••••••• Crankshaft seal •••••••• Brakes & suspension parts •••••• 08/2006 - mileage 73,550 - cost $3,410 •••••••• Major service •••••• 06/2005 - mileage 72,387 - cost $1,459 •••••••• New catalytic converter •••••• 03/2005 - mileage 71,500 - cost $2,349 •••••••• Radiator & new water pump •••••• 04/2004 - mileage 67,641 - cost $1,880 •••••••• Rebuilt air conditioning plus other work •••••• 07/2007 - mileage 63,467 - cost $786 •••••••• Alternator replaced, plus other electrical work •••••• 06/2003 - mileage 63,387 - cost $7,235 •••••••• Restoration service, plus major service, plus timing belts •••••• Yokohama tires - three from 2007 are like new, low use; one matched tire from 2011 Features: •••••• Sunroof •••••• Alpine CD player with Pioneer speakers ($912 in 2005) •••••• Original unused collapsible deflated spare •••••• Jack •••••• Owner's and maintenance manuals History: •••••• Cost new - $38,000 •••••• Original owner was a doctor. •••••• Original owner sold it to a colleague in 1986. •••••• Colleague left it to his son June 2003 (who did all of the work listed above) •••••• I bought the car from the son in 2008 with around 94,000 miles on it. •••••• Current mileage is 96,100 •••••• I have several cars and, in 5 years, I have put only around 2,000 miles on the car. •••••• Plus, I have spent over $2,000 on repairs and maintenance. •••••• It runs very well, and has had extensive work done on it that the next owner will benefit from. Shipping and payment: •••••• Local pick-up •••••• Cash on delivery •••••• Other options considered |
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