Porsche 928 S4 - 1987 Very Rare Chocolate Brown/tan on 2040-cars
Spring, Texas, United States
Up for auction is a VERY RARE CHOCOLATE brown/tan 1987 928 S4 Porsche. The following items have been done on the car back around March, 2012. I have driven the care approximately 600 miles since I purchased it back in April, 2012. This car has it's original radio and clock, which is unusual. It has the original fuse documentation, very rare, has all the tools that came with it in 1987. A kill switch was installed at some point before I purchased it and I have added a trickle charger. There is a new battery (3 months old).
The work was performed at Motorwerks of Houston off of the Southwest Freeway in Houston, Texas
1. A/C Pressure line replaced (am having a bit of an issue with the A/C currently) 2. Oil Pan reseal and valve cover gasket 3. Replace motor mounts 4. New tires 5. HVAC blower 6. Alternator vent 7. CV boot 8. Steering rack leak 9. Exhaust leak 10. Spark plugs 11. Hood liner 12. Reseal coolant ports on motor 13. Oil cooler lines
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