1984 928 S Euro Row/ Twin Distributor on 2040-cars
Roseburg, Oregon, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:4.7 twin cam and twin distributor
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Interior Color: MED DARK BLUE
Make: Porsche
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: 928
Trim: EURO S
Drive Type: SPORT
Options: BLACK CANVAS TOP, Sunroof, Cassette Player, Leather Seats
Mileage: 78,100
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes
Sub Model: s
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Exterior Color: Black
310 hp. Quality header gains are up to 20% =372 hp. As you know the m28/21's dyno @ 330 + hp. That has gains to 396 hp. , this car has headers with in line super turbo mufflers. ( the us models are 234 &288 hp. ). Shiny black second paint ext. Blk canvas top and pwr glass moon roof, both are rare. Some Porsche people say factoy installed but not factory,some say euro after market, I don't know , the headliner is molded to /for the larger meshed glass,sun roof. ( a euro trend back in the day?) . all seating is new , good carpet, porsche matts . 5 speed with rear final drive 2.73. Porsche says this combo is a 145 mile per hour car. Has a/c but , needs charged or converted to 134 . Has the period correct blk/ gold to include gold center BBS rims. Starts, runs, stops , and handles beautifully. All lighting works, heater too. Has spare and factory tool kit. Red rear euro fog light and no big rubber bumpers at the license plate sides,and single side marker lights . ( The Oregon title says reconstructed, haven't learned what this represents) ( However my 98 S 10 was deemed totaled after a30 mph and slowing, deer strike. Yup,$113.00 of E bay aftermarket parts," head light, grill and blinker light. and its my to work and back ride again). Not to say the DMV is wrong, just that the Porsche drives like / feels like a 80,000 mile car. Guessing Im owner #3. ( yes the front spoiler/bib) is missing do to the retired gent I got it from. He broke it on a parking stop and took it off. Has crack in dash under the covering. Timing belt serviced by age not mileage .He also did the timing belt. Est belts age. @ 18 months old. By inspection the looks of the water pump is not as new as the belt, see pic's . Thanks for looking. I will return calls,emails ...541-680-0053, PS: the vin in the official box is a 914 I have, EBAY is not able to process the European vin. vin# wp0zzz92zes841383. . unfortunately receipts were not forwarded to me. I have pictures of the timing belt inspection posted. All pictures are June 2013and fall of 2012, pictures are sun and no sun plus shadows , not bright blue not light blue, best description, med. dark blue. Very solid car, happy bidding
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