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1993 Porsche 928 Gts Automatic Metallic Blue on 2040-cars

US $32,500.00
Year:1993 Mileage:96678
Location:

Dearborn Heights, Michigan, United States

Dearborn Heights, Michigan, United States

 1993 Porsche 928 GTS For Sale

1993 Porsche 928 GTS Late Model

VIN WPAA2929PS820125

Midnight Blue Metallic

Champagne Interior

97,000 Miles

Automatic

 

Wheels

OEM C2 Turbo 17 Inch Wheels

Straight and Balanced and New Powder Coat 10/2013

Tires

          225/45R-17 Bridgestone Potenza S-04 Pole Position Front

          255/40R-17 Bridgestone Potenza S-04 Pole Position Rear

          Purchased & installed 10/2013

 

Maintenance

          Timing Belt, Water pump 10/26/2012 @ 94945 miles

          Regular Oil & Filter changes

 

Major components replaced

          Windshield 10/2013

          Wheels Refurbished 10/2013

          Starter 2/2013

          PSD Porsche Limited Slip Differential 8/2010 @ 94593 miles

          PSD Pump and Actuator

Steering Rack @ 84141 miles

 

Accessories & Tools

          Factory Tool Kit intact

Factory Air Compressor

Luggage Cover in good shape

Collapsible Spare Tire

Owner’s Manual, Warranty Book, Maintenance Book.

 

Sound System

          Clarion NZ503

          Sirius XM, HD Radio, Navigation

 

 

 

I purchased this car on September 2013. The previous owner had the car in New Jersey since 2001. He purchased it used with 83,952 miles. The prior owner had it from new but I don’t have that history. It was purchased new in Massachusetts.

 

Both owners were enthusiasts and took very good care of the car. All the regular maintenance has been performed.

Mechanics

                    No known issues. The car runs good. Smooth idle, no smoke, no odd noises or clunks, no leaks. Good acceleration and performance. The car was maintained by Powertech in Rockaway, New Jersey where the timing belt and water pump were replaced in October of 2012.

 

Body

          The car has not suffered any severe damage. The previous owner said there were two minor accidents requiring body work. The rear bumper was replaced with new from one mishap and the left RQP had some minor work and paint in another. The repairs were done professionally leaving no trace of repairs.

          In October 2013 I had the rear quarter windows and rubber seals replaced along with the windshield. The windshield was showing some slight pitting and the rear quarter windows had some spots that would not come off. The rear section from the door back were repainted along with the front and rear bumpers which had some dings.

The work was done by Sports Car Collision in Ferndale Michigan, one of the best body shops in the country. The paint match was spot on and the work looks great.

          The rest of the body and paint is in good shape for a 20 year old car. It’s not perfect but still has a great shine. On a scale of 1-10 I’d give it a 7.

Hatch struts work fine. Front spoiler is not cracked or broken.

 

Interior

          No tears or cracks in any of the leather. Leather is still soft and looks great.

No cracks in the dash. There’s a screw hole in the side of the console where the PO mounted an early cell phone but it’s not too noticeable. The luggage cover is starting to fade but the elastic is still good.

The carpet is in good shape with no stains but it is starting to look old.

There’s one of those tube subwoofers and an amp mounted on the rear deck. It sounds good but takes up space. It has Pioneer speakers which all work fine.

All the interior lights work as they should. The new Clarion NX503 has rear camera capability but there is no camera.

 

I like this 93 GTS and would keep it but my expanding business leaves no room to keep it or time to enjoy driving it. I have a 1991 928 S4 that I plan to keep and tinker with.

 

I’ve tried to be upfront on the condition of the car but I’m sure they’ll be questions.

I can be contacted via email bob@classic9leathershop.com

 

The car is available for inspection in Dearborn Heights, Michigan. A Pre Purchase Inspection is welcome but you’ll have to make your own arrangements.

 

Serious inquiries only.  I am not interested in any trades, investments, or business opportunities

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