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1981 Porsche 928 Euro 5-speed on 2040-cars
US $9,500.00
Year:1981
Mileage:105000
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1981 928 Euro 5 speed w/LSD. Ebay does not recognize the Euro VIN. This is a WPOZZZ designation. I will be happy to provide full VIN to any interested parties. Great condition. Receipts dating back to the 90's. This is a Euro spec car. Imported into Texas and then sold to an owner in California. If I understand correctly, they could not pass emissions so ended up parking the car for almost 10 years. It was sold to a gentleman in Georgia who did a fantastic job bringing it back to life. Complete electrical and fuel system refresh. Has full engine service including timing belt and water pump in the past 3k miles. Interior in great condition except the dash does have a couple of cracks. Unfortunately, this a very common occurrence with these cars. Look closely at the interior pics. If you have any questions, please email or call 205-243-8304.
The car is for sale locally and has a "Buy Now" price so I reserve the right to pull the listing at any time. This car is located in Alabama. Buyer is responsible for pickup or shipping. |
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