1988 Porsche 928 S4. Car Is In Excellent Condition With All Major Service Done on 2040-cars
Farmington, Michigan, United States
This is a very nice 928 S4 with all major service completed within the past six months using genuine Porsche parts. Major service work completed by an authorized Porsche Dealer. The interior is excellent with only minor drivers seat scuffing, which is normal for 928'S. The steering wheel was recently recovered and all carpeting replaced. Door panels are excellent. The car has new Michelin Sport AS Plus tires, fronts are 225-45-17 and the rear 255-40-17. The tires have less than1000 miles on them. The wheels are 17 inch Porsche Cup in good condition with some minor scuffs on the passenger side. This car runs and drives like a new car. Please review all work completed on this car. As everyone knows service on these cars is very expensive and all major service has been completed with only the Air conditioning left to be serviced, but components have been replaced as stated above.
The car has never been driven in the winter and seldom in the rain. If you are interested in a 928 this one is the one to buy with very little left to be done. The engine compartment is clean with intake and valve covers powder coated. I would be happy to assist in shipping arrangements at the buyers expense. Please e-mail with any questions. |
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