1984 Porsche 928 S Coupe 2-door 4.7l Cayenne Wheels! *no Reserve!* on 2040-cars
Kannapolis, North Carolina, United States
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This vehicle is a very special find.. It will turn heads wherever it goes! I have owned the 928 now for 2 and a half years and I unfortunately need to sell it (wife is pregnant) So here goes...Paint is awesome.. Door seals were replaced before I purchased the car. So was the interior including new carpets and seats. Previous owner did all of the restoration and the custom stereo install as well. I also still have the original OEM seats as well as the OEM intake and fog light parts..The car has a strait-pipe after the cat and sounds wonderful... According to the previous owner the wheels are from a Porsche Cayenne...The previous owner also made a custom entry to the fuse box that is very easily accessed in the passenger footwell. It has diamond plate metal covering that snaps into place...The OEM muffler and stock '84 wheels will also be included but I'm not sure how that will work if we need to ship the car...I will not ship any of these parts nor the wheels seperate from the car. Car is fast but please be aware it is not a quick 0-60 car.. Porsche designed these cars to have fast highway speeds (60-120) and deemed it a "sport tourer". I'm sure if you are looking at this car and interested that you have done your research... I will be happy to be involved and help if any issues arise.. Most anything on these cars can be found on the forums... There are no issues with the title. Buyer must pay shipping or local pickup. Buyer must also send a $1000 deposit within 24 hours of the end of auction. The speedometer was replaced with a GPS speedometer after numberous attempts to fix the failing OEM speedomenter with Odometer. I have been very careful about keeping up with the milage in order to replace oil. I currently run Kendall Racing oil 20w50. Milage may change as I really enjoy this vehicle and still drive it a few times a week. Please feel free to ask any questions! |
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Watch the video below to find out which car Bovingdon prefers on road and track - we think you'll be happy to see him drift around turns every chance he gets.
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