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1987 Porsche 928 S4 - 5 Speed - Lsd - Rare on 2040-cars
Year:1987
Mileage:117000
Location:
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
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Up for sale is my very rare 1987 Porsche 928 S4, 5 speed with LSD and sport seats. It is 1 of 12 1987 928's sold in Canada with a manual transmission, limited slip differential and sport seats, 1 of 79 worldwide with these options for 1987. The car is also an early 1987 with the hinged rear wing. All 87's had the squirter block, knock sensors etc., great for Supercharging and the motor is ready.
I'm the third owner of the car, I purchased it from the second owner who purchased it from his neighbor after he passed away in 2004. The car has been meticulously cared for since day 1, including all service records to new, every tank of gas recorded in a little log book, along with dates that it went into winter storage etc. The car is in showroom condition from head to toe. The interior has been so well cared for by each owner that there is no excessive wear, even on the seat bolsters. The wheels are original anodized finish with new Potenza RE-11's. This past winter I refreshed the motor from top to bottom, new timing belt, water pump, seals, motor mounts etc. While the motor was apart I had everything professionally powder coated. Brand new brakes all around as well. And the list goes on, far too much to list here. The car is stock except for the following: -Cat delete H-pipe -Rear Muffler Bypass -Powersport drilled and slotted brake rotors -Audi timing belt tensioner (maintenance free) -Blaupunkt BT 420 head unit -Raised center arm rest cover -Clear bra on hood and top of front bumper (just installed in June) Also included are the following stock parts: -Stock cat with original o2 sensor -Rear muffler -Air pump -Original timing belt tensioner -Stock audio amplifier -Stock center armrest lid The car is 100% complete with the original tool kit, wheel locks, belts, flat tire bag, spare tire & jack, sunroof crank, all manuals and warranty book etc. Even the original salesman's business card. The first owner had the bumpers and sides of the car painted (1997) due to light scratches/dings from use. To be honest you can hardly tell, many people ask me if the paint is original since it looks so good. I just gave it some clay and wax and it looks spectacular. This car could sit in any showroom and feel right at home.Please message me for more info, I have hundreds of pictures of the work I have done, clean car fax in hand, a detailed blog during my owner ship, scans of the log book etc. You will not find another 87 5spd in this condition or with the incredibly detailed history. Values are starting to climb on pristine examples as they are getting harder to find. US buyers, this car is admissible to the US, and will be delivered with the required dealer letter from Porsche. For more information please contact your local DMV and or Customs Agency. I can deliver the car to the Buffalo border if necessary. PPI's welcomed, at buyers expense. FYI the car has 187xxx km's or 117xxx k miles on the clock. Thanks for looking |
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