Porsche 928s 1986.5 All Factory Original 57,280 Miles Brembo 4 Piston Brakes on 2040-cars
Staatsburg, New York, United States
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You are bidding on a 19861/2 Porsche 928S with 57,280 original miles. The car is in immaculate condition for being 28 years old, there is some light scratches on the body but nothing not to be expected on a car of this age. It has all the late model porsche upgrades of its time, brembo brakes, abs, heated seats, sunroof etc., no options were spared on this car. The 5.0 liter motor runs strong with no glitches and the transmission shifts smoothly. All power features work as they should including heat, ac, power windows and mirrors, rear hatch, rear defroster, heated seats, cruise control.....basically everything works as it should, very hard to find these with everything in working order. It even has the original radio with the factory instruction tape that came with the car. The car runs down the road straight and is very comfortable to drive. The tires still have good tread life left but will probably need to be changed before to long due to the tires being very old and hard. The car has only been driven a few hundred miles in the past few years. This is a great looking and driving car, here is your chance to own a vintage porsche that your buddies will drool over, a must have for any porsche enthusiast! Feel free to message me with any questions or concerns about the car and I will be happy to discuss it with you. Good luck and happy bidding!!! Lots of questions! The only records I have are the stamps in the manuel. I bought the car from a customer I had done work for. I had to do work in his garage and saw the car sitting there. He is in a wheel chair and the car was equipped with hand controls and had not been on the road in over 2 years. He could not get his chair in the car so could only use it for short drives. He put less than 500 miles on it the whole time he owned it. He had a pile of reciepts for the maintenance he had done but would not let me have them because they were his and had to keep them for his records!!! The car had not even been run in two years and would not let me even start the car. I took a chance on the car and bought it. I had another 928 a few years ago and really like the cars. I changed the oil, cranked the motor over to get the oil preasure up, then it started right up. I registered it and started driving it. Everything worked!!! I was amazed. I was told all the maintenance was up to date, but I have no record of the work, just the condition of the car!Thanks The picture is what the oil looked like before I changed it. Looked brand new! |
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