1987 Porsche 928s4 Guards Red Great Price!!! on 2040-cars
Wausau, Wisconsin, United States
1987 Porsche 928s4. Desirable guards red paint with black interior. Mileage is listed as 78,000 this is reasonably close to the actual mileage because the car is driven every now and then. Same owner since 2000 Runs great and shifts as it should Aftermarket stereo Interior is in great condition with no rips ( The dash has the usual cracking on the instrument pod ) New tires at about 75,000 Exterior looks great ( The drivers side fender is faded and the paint is cracking on the nose cone ) It's hard to see on the pictures but I want to disclose this to any buyer In my opinion both should be repainted. Fender can be buffed and it looks great until it sits in the sun. Then it fades. Really do not know why. A/C is inop. Possibly just a recharge. Car is not used enough to justify. All switches work as they should In July of 2010 with 74,920 miles the water pump failed and damaged the upper end of the engine. The engine was repaired at a professional shop which also replaced the water pump and timing belt at that time. Repair cost--$6936.00 Ouch! Have all invoices for parts and work performed. Overall it's a great looking and driving car. An exceptional car for money and should sell soon! Offers less than $10,000.00 will not be responded to. I am listing this car for my father who is exiting the collector car market Listed locally and auction will end upon sale. Questions can be answered by e-mail or 715-571-5333 Thanks for your interest Jeff.
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