1985 Excellent Condition, Low Miles, Exceptionally Clean, No Reserve on 2040-cars
Merrick, New York, United States
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You are
viewing my 1985 Porsche 928S. This car is truly for the vintage sport car
enthusiast. It has never been performance modified, raced or been required to
go through a major restoration to bring it back to life from a neglected
ownership. The low miles
shown on the working odometer are actual. It has never been involved in any
sort of accident. There is no rust through on any part of the sheet metal
structure, all the body panels are exceptionally straight and are in perfect
alignment. The new owner
of the car will not be disappointed. This is an excellent example of the
classic 32 valve S3 series coupe. Read on for a more detailed description of
the overall condition of the car. The interior
is in excellent condition. There are no rips, open seams or tears on the
leather sport comfort seats front and rear. The brown wool carpet is in very
good condition with the exception of the piece on the rear deck that has sun
faded and worn. The dash/instrument panel is excellent, but (not uncommon) there
are a few (3) hairline stress cracks on the top surface of the dash panel. All
gauges are in working condition, upgraded stereo, lights, fans, windows and
heat controls work as well. The AC system is fully charged and blows ice cold
air. The engine
starts right up with no smoke or oil consumption. It idles smoothly with no unusual
noises. Oil pressure holds steady and high when fully warmed up. The car runs
and drives very well. The 4 speed auto automatic transmission shifts smoothly
and quietly. Suspension and steering are very solid with no rattles or wheel
shimmy. When I
purchased the car, it had been off the road since 2001. As part of the
mechanical refresh to make it roadworthy ago the following services were
performed: Upper Engine
– new cam cover gaskets, cam end seals, all new vacuum and oil separation
hoses, new high pressure fuel lines, TPS, Laso water pump, Timing Belt, rebuilt
TB tensioner, new (old stock) OEM spark plug wire set, new Bosch fuel pump,
fuel injectors and much more. Service part receipts and a full photo documentation
of work progression are available upon request. Common
maintenance items - new battery, belts, brakes and Dunlop 225/50-16 speed rated tires at all 4
corners. Cosmetic
Upgrades – new Porsche tinted front glass with built-in antenna, professional
quality base coat\clear coat paint re-spray in the original Grand Prix white
color, earlier model quarter glass rubber with rear spoiler delete kit and H4
Euro headlights. I have tried
to include as many pictures to depict the true condition of the car. Please
e-mail if you have specific questions. Please keep in mind that the car is 29
years old and although excellent condition for its age, due to normal wear and
tear, have realistic expectations for a vehicle that been in service all these
years. This car is
being offered in a no reserve auction with a very modest starting price. Please email and I will promptly assist you
with any questions you may have. Please read the good and bad in the
description above. I will make myself
available for anyone requesting a physical inspection Terms The winning bidder must confirm bid with a
$300 non-refundable deposit within 3 days of close of auction. The balance is
due within 10 days. This car is sold as-is where-is. Local buyers are always
encouraged to inspect in person before bidding. If you would like to have
the vehicle shipped, let me know and I can make arrangements with your vehicle
shipping provider after the listing closes. Buyer pays actual shipping costs. |
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