1982 Porsche 928 S on 2040-cars
Atwood, Illinois, United States
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"A very solid good looking and fun to drive Porsche 928 with very low miles and very good condition. Has a small crack in the windshield. It has been there since I have owned the car. It goes from the passenger side bottom of the windshield up to the side about 6 inches long. Also there is a small dent in the rear driver's side fender. This would be an easy fix, but I have just never had it fixed. This is a 32 year old car and does have some scratches and nicks, but still very good condition inside and out. Always a lot of fun to drive." The car only had about 60,000 miles on it when I bought it in 2005. Replaced the timing belt and oil pump about 6000 miles ago and battery about one month ago. No other repairs since I have owned the car, but I put less than 10,000 miles on it myself. The only other thing I have done are oil changes and replaced the a/c, power steering and alternator belts. This is for local pick-up only unless you make arrangements for delivery. I can deliver it in Atwood or Effingham, Illinois or surrounding area. Would encourage you to come look at the car and test drive. You can call for any other info 217-433-4183. |
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