1982 Porsche 928 S Barn Find Very Nice 57,000 Miles No Reserve on 2040-cars
Danbury, Connecticut, United States
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NO RESERVE AUCTION NO RESERVE AUCTION NO RESERVE AUCTION Higher Bitter wins CAR ORIGINALLY INDIANA STATE VEHICLE. ( car came to Watertown CT around 1997) This 928S was found in a home garage, with a cover and well kept We towed to a garage where we performed a full inspection before start the motor We changed and flushed all fluids Replaced Alternator Replaced Battery Replaced Hood and trunk shocks Replaced Air filter Replaced Power steering pressure hose Replaced Couple light bulbs Seats need a little TLC ( working on that with a local upholstery shop) Filled tank with fresh premium gas (gas gauge not working, but will try to fix before delivery, may be a fuse) Replaced brake all around and lubed all 4 brake calipers (inspected brake lines and they all look perfect) Remanufactured all 4 alloy wheel to Factory spec ( wheels where faded from siting for so long I guess) Tires looks good You are biding on a real German low mileage (57,000) vehicle and a collector car ,,,,,,, low low low mileage hard to find car. Original Books and all flyers and service books included. You can Call me or Text me to make me any offers 518-701-1145 Enio Albuquerque I have the rights to end auction at any time as car is for sale locally! WILL BE SOLD WITH A BILL OF SALE ONLY, LOST TITLE |
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