1982 928 Porsche 71k Actual Miles 2 Owner Original Masterpiece on 2040-cars
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I purchased this beautiful stunning Porsche 928 from the original owner a little more than 10 years ago.This original stunner has been garaged and maintained its whole life. if you know anything about 928's you will know how hard it is to find stunning examples. It took me over a 2 years to find this 928. The paint is original and perfect. The inside is original and and as you can see its typical 928. the leather has stretched a little bit. If you know 928 i would rate this interior one of the best i have seen in a long time. It runs and drives beautifully. So if you have been looking for an original 928 that has been kept in excellent condition with very low miles which this has at 71k actual you have found your Porsche. if you have any other questions please contact me at 9718040895.
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Take a look.