1989 Porsche 928 S-4 on 2040-cars
Haymarket, Virginia, United States
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1989 Porsche 928S4. White w/ Dark Navy Blue leather. Automatic. 96,600 Miles.
Exterior is in great condition. The paint looks very nice and there is no damage anywhere on the car. The only flaw is a small dent by the tail light that can be taken out by any paintless dent removal company. The navy blue interior is in real nice condition. Seats are spotless, no rips or tears. Steering wheel, carpets, interior trim pieces, door panels are all in great condition. Upper dash has the usual 928 cracks, but a nice dash cover (or carpet) would fix that. I have a custom fit carpet cover on the dash currently and it looks real nice. I also have custom $300 floor mats that were made and will include with the purchase (not shown in pics). Upgraded head unit to a Clarion AM / FM / CD / IPOD w/Cable. The original wire antenna is still mounted on the roof. Speakers are new Pioneer 6 1/2" in the rear and Polks 4 1/4" up front. The trim pieces are all good. The controls are standard S4. Heating and air controls, vent, climate control sensor, stereo, 24 hour clock, ash tray, shift control, armrest/storage, window controls, moon roof, and rear windshield wiper controls. Everything works, but the AC will likely need a charge. Has front and rear A/C. There is nothing mechanically wrong with the Porsche. Engine and transmission are in great shape and sound awesome. Mobil 1 Synthetic religiously. Has Stainless Steel X-Pipe + Rear Muffler Bypass = 358 HP. This 928 has a distinct sound like no other. I also have the original Exhaust Manifold and Muffler that goes with the vehicle. Both are in great condition. Both front doors are Dynamatted, Front floor mats have been backed by 3/8" neoprene. Rear wheel wells (where the 6 1/2" speakers reside) have been filled with foam. Rear trunk has also been padded with 3/8" neoprene. Cabin was quieted down for the X-pipe & RMB. The battery/spare tire compartment is clean. The toolbox is complete. The spare is there. The rear seats fold down perfectly and the seat backs (Carpet) are in great shape. The vinyl panels in the rear compartment are in good condition but warped a little from the sun -- Every 928 has this problem. The entire ceiling/headliner is in good shape.. The moon roof works most of the time. I have a feeling it is the switch on the center console. I purchased extra switches, but never go around to it. Front and rear visors all work and are in great condition. The wheels are factory 928 S4. Polished wheels perfectly balanced and true. The Tires are Kumho Ecsta ASX. Fronts are 225-50R-16, Rears are 245-50R-16. The tread life is excellent on these tires. The oversized calipers brake this car very well. Carbon Fiber Brace under the hood. Replaced the stock aluminum one. This car has always been adult owned. Never abused and I always keep it garaged. I bought it as a collectible, have owned it for 3 1/2 years and only take it on the occasional Sunday drive. The timing belt and water pump were done shortly before I bought it and I have only put a couple hundred miles on it since I purchased. Overall, a beautiful example with only minor little things to fix (which are typical on ALL 928's). Not many nice & clean examples left! Car is listed locally and auction will end if a local deal is made, or acceptable offer is received through Ebay. Please feel free to email me with any questions. |
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