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I came across this unit in Elwood's in Smithsburg, MD. Didn't notice the Euro fender marker right away, no production date sticker in the door jamb...found the metal plate in the engine bay. Manual trans with brown interior, looks to have started life Oak green. 1979?

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Data plate

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White car is a 924 by the way...car behind the 928 is an early 944. They have another early 944 and three other 924s elsewhere.

Shawn Stanford

Sunroof delete.

Someone alert Kevin!

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Yes, I forgot to mention that...though immediately after seeing that I looked at the fender thinking it might be a Euro model. The seats are gone, and there is water in the floors (well, the passenger side anyway). It also has a rear spoiler.

Is it a '79?

Hilton

Yep, VIN says its a 79 Euro.

Carrera51

Wonder how much they'd want for the whole car.

Jadz928

Mark, I'm sure not much money would be needed. The trick is in getting the whole car - salvage yards are not in the biz of selling them whole.
They would need to be convinced that selling it whole, at a fair price, is the right thing to do.

Shawn Stanford

As few dedicated 928 owners as there and with the plethora of rotting parts cars out there that 'ran when it was parked' or 'just needs a fuel pump', it shouldn't be too hard to get them to part with it.

But, it sure doesn't look like there's much that's salvageable in there...

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I couldn't spend too much time at it, but the engine was there and looked complete. Definitely not as nice a resurrection project as the Minerva '78 Euro I found at another MD yard last year.

KLVA

Hands full
Isn't that a 79 Euro
928 910 0171

Bjbpe

Every time I see/hear of a 928 in a salvage yard I have to go find some place to throw up.