Guards Red 1985 Porsche 928s on 2040-cars
Amherst, New Hampshire, United States
1985 Porsche 928s Automatic Transmission 173,418 Miles VIN: WP0JB0929FS862097 This is a turn the key and drive car. Very mechanically sound and always has been since my ownership. Driving this car is a lot of fun, always turns heads! Always stored in a heated garage, waxed twice a year. Totally babied and only driven on perfect weather days. Third owner of the vehicle. Rust free. Tons of work and hours into this car within the last 2,000 miles. Wrap around dash is in amazing shape with very minor tears. Seats are in great shape with one small ware spot on drivers seat. On car, 911 Turbo Twist Rims with Painted Center Caps. Complete Car. All Work Done: Power Steering Rack Distributor Caps and Rotors Spark Plugs Brakes and Slotted Rotors Front Calipers Rebuilt New Windshield Lower Valance Spoiler Four Electric Switches in Interior for Windows Dash Lights Brand New Battery All Synthetic Fluids Swapped – Oil and Transmission Fluids Air Filter Upper and Lower Ball Joints New Rear Decals Fuel Filer Bushings Front Fenders and Hood Repainted Only Issues with the Car: Passengers window doesn’t work at
this point in time. Leather in rear has
come up from age. Again, minor tears
around the car. Cruise control and the
rear windshield wiper do not work. All
very minor issues. Will need tires at the end of the season based on tire. Willing to answer any and all questions and send more pictures and video upon request. Please call 6039301142 |
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