Porsche 87 928s4 928 Over $18,000.00 Maintenance Receipts In The Past 6000 Miles on 2040-cars
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
Hello, you are viewing my 1987 Porsche 928S4 with 76,147 miles. This Porsche is in WONDERFUL condition that is well maintained (over $18,000.00 maintenance receipts in the past 6,000 miles). The silver paint is in great condition with a great shine. (some small imperfection or chips) The burgundy interior is in great condition. No rips or tears in the leather (small wear marks on drivers bolster). The dash does have some cracks; vinyl material is cracked by the drives door lock button. Headliner and carpet are in good condition. Overall very nice and presentable! Mechanically the car is EXCELLENT! Runs, drives and shifts perfect. I have over $18,000.00 in maintenance receipts, that include timing belt, water pump, AC Compressor, evaporator and hoses (134a). Devek Performance Radiator,transmission and oil cooler. Rebuilt transmission and torque tube,new distributor caps and wires and MUCH MUCH more. Everything works as it should. The heat blows hot and the air conditioner blows cold . Tires and 17" cup wheels are newer with less than 1,000 miles on them. I would not hesitate to drive this car on a 2000 mile road trip. Also included are tools, books and record. The car is sold in “As Is Condition”. I do welcome and encourage pre-sale inspections. I am a car collector and it is time to pass it on to another collector. If you have questions, please send me your # and I will give you a call. Please bid if you are serious and have available funds to complete this transaction. Thank you. |
Porsche 928 for Sale
- 1988 porsche 928s4 928 s4 black mint condition low miles 1987 1989 316hp!(US $11,250.00)
- 1986 porsche 928s
- 1 owner 928 s4 pristine non smoker low miles runs perfect
- Porsche 928 s4 - 1989 - 5.0l - 32 valves - 316 hp - 5 speed manual
- Spectacular, 100% original 37,000 fully documented miles immac. n/r no reserve!
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