1986 Porsche 928s Runs Needs Restoration **real Barn Find** on 2040-cars
Rochester, Michigan, United States
SELLING MY PORSCHE 928S. IT IS A RUNNER, AUTOMATIC TRANS SHIFTS THRU ALL GEARS. INTERIOR WAS DIS ASSEMBLED BUT ALL PARTS ARE THERE. CAR NEEDS A RESTORATION DONE ON IT AND RE ASSEMBLED. HAS 70K ORIGINAL MILES AND LOOKING TO SELL I HAVE NO TIME TO WORK ON THIS CAR. SOLID BEEN SITTING IN BARN A VERY LONG TIME, CAR DOES START RIGHT UP BUT NEEDS ODDS AND ENDS, SHIFTER CABLE, DOOR LATCH.. ECT. ECT. IT IS A FIXER UPPER. CAR IS FOR SALE LOCALLY SO FIRST GOOD OFFER TAKES IT OR WHO EVER WINS AUCTION. LOW RESERVE. CALL 248-635-7684 IF INTERESTED TO TALK IN PERSON. I DONT KNOW A LOT ABOUT PORSCHES BUT IT MAY BE A SPLIT YEAR 1986.5 IM NOT SURE IT... NEEDS THINGS LIKE NEW TIRES, WINDSHIELD , ITS A GOOD SOLID START TO A PROJECT CAR.
SOLD AS IS WHERE IS NO WARRANTY |
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