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I am the shop where most all of the work on the car has been done most recently, we specialize in Porsche and 928s. I have owned 928s since 1979 and still do. This car belongs to my customer and she asked me to help her sell it. This S4 is by far the best running driving S4 I have ever driven and will make someone an excellent daily driver or weekend fun car. Most everything has been done on this car mechanically. Complete top end refresh from the cylinder heads(GT Cams installed) and up as well as total refresh of the front of the engine as well (most of the work completed in the last couple years). And I mean all wearable parts on the top and front of the engine have been replaced with new. Intake manifold stripped and powder coated. The rest of the car has been Serviced from front to rear, including trans and CVs. New front spoiler and under panels, AC compressed/drier/hoses. Well over $20,000 has been put "mechanically" in this car! That means your way ahead of the game mechanically with this car than most any other S4 you will find and this car is very very quick! On the negative side, the Midnight Dark Navy Blue paint has lots of road rash on the front end and rocker panels. The rest of the paint is very decent otherwise. Its a non metallic paint, so it could be matched perfectly by a competent paint shop. The paint all looks original to me. Inside the car the the dash and pod have a vinyl plastic topper on them to cover the cracked dash. The topper is a dark blue but not a good match to the original color. The leather and interior as a whole is in good shape other than the passenger seat bottom a bit hardened from a water leak at the sunroof(leak has been repaired). Although, the AC is cold, there appears to be a problem with the HVAC and or vacuum flapper solenoids. Regardless of these defects the car is a bargin for all that has been done on it and one would have a difficult time finding a better car for the price. Also, note that the wheels are CHROMED as the pics don't show this too well.

Thanks for reading, I have tried my best to offer a fair appraisal of this car, but feel free to ask any questions about the car .

A $500.00 nonrefundable deposit is due immediately upon winning. The balance can be paid with cash or check, but if paid by check, car and title will not be released until the check clears. PAYPAL ONLY FOR THE $500 DEPOSIT

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