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1980 Porsche 928 2-door 4.5l 5spd 54k All Original on 2040-cars
Year:1980
Mileage:54871
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1980 Porsche 928 5SD 54871 Miles. Classic all original, perfectly straight, professionally maintained and always garage kept and covered. Every original item is here: tool kit, spare tire/jack, portable compressor, safety flagging, fuse and bulb kit, manual's(I also have Porsche factory manual's on CD) and brochures, window sticker etc.. Original Blaupunkt AM/FM short wave cassette stereo and amp. Factory custom color(shows on window sticker) original paint in excellent condition, some very small chips on hood and 2 1" scratches to clear coat on passenger rear. Interior in excellent condition with only a couple of tiny wear marks and small sag of leather bellow passenger defrost vent. Everything works perfectly besides driver side window switch needs to be wiggle sometimes to make it go down. Runs and drives perfect. I have all the service records. New clutch and clutch cylinder, timing belt, water pump, CV boots, battery and recent full 60K service (all belts, fuel filter, air filter, oil filter and fluids changed). This is the perfect 928 for a collector. Buyer to pay all shipping costs on completion of full payment.
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