1988 Porsche 924s - $1500 (longmont, Co) on 2040-cars
Longmont, Colorado, United States
Black 1988 Porsche 924S asking $1,500
Engine and transmission are both in good shape ~140,000 miles (odometer stopped ticking over at 128,386) Body damage on the nose Struts & Ball Joints need to be replaced The cloth on the seats is tearing but I have a roll of the original fabric for restoration purposes Needs new windshield & Hydraulic arms for the back hatch Tinted Windows, Large Sunroof Fuch Wheels Manual Transmission Have title, owned since 2004 The 924S is the 924 body with upgraded suspension and the engine from the 944 (160 bhp, 2.5L) 1988 was the last model year of the 924S and only 2,190 were imported into the US that year I have 25 pictures of the interior and exterior, if interested make an offer and I will send you more |
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China bans military license plates on luxury autos
Wed, 01 May 2013Driving a vehicle with a military license plate in China provides many privileges. Legally reserved for official vehicles only, the designation apparently allows drivers to enjoy special liberties on the roads, including breaking traffic laws, filling up with free fuel and receiving light-and-siren escorts through congested cities. So attractive are the benefits that there is a secondary market for used legal and counterfeit plates - especially among those wealthy enough to afford luxury cars. But all of that is reportedly coming to an end, as President Xi Jinping, chairman of the Central Military Commission, is on a mission to fight corruption in his country.
A new license plate system goes into effect today, and it is designed to "maintain social harmony, stability and the reputation of the military," says the PLA Daily, the armed forces' official newspaper. While the abuse has been going on for many years, the internet has put the spotlight on the bad behavior, and the negative press does not represent the morals and true colors of the armed forces, say officials.
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