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1982 Porsche 928 Euro, 5 Speed Manual W/ Limited Slip Dif (lsd) on 2040-cars

Year:1982 Mileage:153000
Location:

Frederick, Maryland, United States

Frederick, Maryland, United States

1982 Porsche 928 Euro S

VIN:  WP0ZZZ92ZCS841199

(Ebay does not allow entry of European, pre-standardized (gray market) VIN numbers.

The wife says its time to clear out some space in the garage so it looks like the 928 has to go, I bought this in 2005 and drove it until 2008 when I started pulling the dash and pod out to have them recovered or replaced also was going to replace the timing belt and water pump but after pulling the covers off and finding the belt in fine shape I decided to wait.......well time went by and priorities changed and the dash didn't get done. I do have a decent dash and pod with covers on them that will go with the car as well, no wires were cut and and the instrument cluster will just plug back in. 
The car is very clean inside and out (aside form the dash), there are no tears in any of the seats, the door panel leather is shrinking a bit and pulling away from the backing, the center console, carpet and and large rear inside corner panels were replaced and are in great shape, the wheels are 18" BW Motorsports and are very clean, it has a Momo steering wheel (Porsche crest horn button included but not shown).
So it's been sitting since 08' and will need a new battery, a fuel system flush, tires and I would recommend a timing belt/ water pump replacement just due to age, with this it should run fine as it did when put away, It has MSDS headers and I had a completely new custom exhaust installed from the headers to the tailpipe, it sounds awesome. I wish I could foresee the little time needed to put it back on the road but I can't right now and we have too many other projects already.

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