1991 Porsche 928

V8

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Back on ebay due to deadbeat ebayer. Please do not bid if you aren't certain that you want the car. Also please contact me if you have any question or want to see the car ahead of time if you are in Los Angeles. 1991 Porsche 928 GT 5.0L V8. One of only 150 or so that were imported to the US. There were very few of these produced and this one is in great shape. Garage kept and looks great. Blue with gray leather, cold a/c, optional rear a/c, upgraded sound system. New brakes (rotors and pads) and near new tires. Runs and drives great and draws lots of attention. Keep in mind that although this car is in good condition it is 25 years old and has over 130,000 miles so it is far from a new car. It does have typical oil leaks and some minor road rash around the front bumper, too small to show up in pics. I have included pics of the Carfax and Porsche Certificate of authenticity. Has a great roar to the engine / exhaust. Great collectable potential and a super cool driver. The car has a new OEM chin spoiler, new OEM Oil Cooler, a new aftermarket Aluminum belly pan from 928 Motorsports. The tire monitor lite comes on for the rear tires (I think they swapped out the valve stems when they put on the new tires). The car is equipped with a hard wired after market radar detector from the 90's and 2 after market amplifiers under the rear carpet for the upgraded sound system. The interior trunk release does not work but it does open with the key (new latch motor is $150 here on ebay if you wanted to fix it). Traction light comes on occasionally but then clears itself as you drive the car. Timing belt, water pump and accessories belts we done by Performance Plus in Canoga Park in Sept 2010 at 90,400 miles. Performance Plus did most of the maintenance and has records of the work. The car is being sold AS IS. I am trying to describe it as best as possible. If it didn't have any leaks and didn't need anything and was a perfect car I'd be asking twice the price. Thank you for understanding on a 25 year old 928 there will always be something to fix and as soon as you fix it there will be something else to fix.