1983 Porsche 928 S Coupe 2-door 4.7l on 2040-cars
Park Ridge, Illinois, United States
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1983 Porsche 928S 4.7 L V8. Starts right up. The paint and body are in excellent shape, no rust anywhere. Garaged kept it's whole life. Interior is in really good condition, other than the dash shrunk from the heat of the sun, very common on these cars. Power seats have no rips or tears in the leather. Non-smoker car. Power moonroof works perfect. Exterior flip out lights work perfect. Has window tints all around. Tints are perfect with no bubbles. This is NOT the blue or purple tints. I have two sets of keys. Very clean car, I used the car just for cruising on the highway and to see friends, a nice "toy" for anyone looking to just do nothing and enjoy the car. Rims are not original, they are BBS aftermarket, are in good shape. Tires have about 60% tread left. Front driver side tire, has a slow leak, needs to be pumped up once a month a few pounds (nothing major).
The bad: Passenger power window switch works on or off (button), but the window does go up and down no problem (motor works great). Old stereo system has amplifier switches on the dash where the clock would be, but I never knew how to use them (original owner had it installed). The original clock is missing. A/C works great but lever that controls the temperature broke off, it still hangs on (doesn't look broken). You have to move the lever with the cap off with your finger to control the temperature. |
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