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1986 Porsche 928 S Coupe 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars

US $6,500.00
Year:1986 Mileage:155523 Color: of the car is in excellent shape
Location:

Gray, Maine, United States

Gray, Maine, United States

I have a 1986(.5) 928s. It is after vin#1000 so it has the much bigger better S4 brakes. Exterior of the car is in excellent shape, No rust anywhere to be found. Interior is in good shape, although it is worn in. There is a small wear spot on the drivers side rear seat back form getting in and out of the car. Car is currently registered, inspected, insured, and driven a couple days a week, so the mileage may go up a little, and test drives are possible if your in the area.

 

car comes with 2 sets of wheels and tires. 1 set of stock d-window 16" wheels, and 1 set of 18" turbo twists from a 996. I'll take less money for the car if you don't want the 18s (i can still put them to good use), contact me for details if this interests you.

288hp from a 5.0L liquid cooled 32 valve v8, automatic transmission, starts, runs drives, and stops very well. 

there are a few flaws in the car, nothing out of the norm for a 27 year old porsche. There a worn spot on the lower drivers side of the drivers side seat back from entering the car, the AC doesn't work (service records indicate that the lower condenser hose is cracked, and it wasn't repaired since the car is used in new england and isn't necessary most days), the rear wiper works intermitently, and the power seat on the passenger side is unresponsive. None of these have hampered my enjoyment of the car.

 

I will take cash, check (wait for it to clear), money order, or paypal is fine so long as you pay 3% above to cover the costs of the service

Car is currently in Gray Maine. Car can be picked up. I also have a car trailer, i can deliver and or meet within a 3 hour radius of 04039 for $.75/mi. I frequently drive from southern maine to eastern ma so if your in my area contact me and I can get it to you cheaper. I can also assist a truck driver (per your arrangement) load the car if it was going further.

If you have any questions, need pictures of anything specific, or anything else, dont hesitate to ask.

207-229-9550

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