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1978 Porsche 928 Base Coupe 2-door 4.5l on 2040-cars
Year:1978
Mileage:108000
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Unique - One of a kind! - Different
I hate to sell my long-time love affair but it's time to be a part from it due to our upcoming moving event! It only has 108,000 original miles. Considering trade with newer SUV, newer Truck, or Japanese and Korean made vehicles with an equal value. Very unique & rare, hard to find custom built 1978 Porsche 928. This is the true Shark look you could get on a 928 Porsche. Custom built for the Concourse de' Elegance show in Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco and Acalanes Concourse Custom car shows. Here is an older Porsche with a face lift with the aerodynamic body styling pieces add a very unique look, tremendous value, functionality and "WOW" factor to it. . . It truly is a head turner. Needs some TLC: Front bumper & hood scoops has some cracks - rear valance needs repair - dash cover needs to be replaced (I just received the brand new replacement) - Crack windshield - It's been sitting but maintained with lubes, battery is weak. Front spoiler is not attached (See pictures) Please see the attached pictures for details about the repairs needed. Call me at 510-206-6763 or text me with your questions or for any details you may need to know about this unique vehicle... |
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