Temekun

No Affiliation but it looks nice

http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/cto/4767006259.html

linderpat

nice looking car, but the dealer is wrong - it is a Euro based on the rear fog light. It looks good, and this could be a good grab.

DougM

Vin would have to be WP0ZZZ to be Euro. Probably a replacment fender at some point.

linderpat

strange that the owner would replace the bumper cover and put a euro foglight in. I had not seen the VIN but do now. This one would require some research before a serious run at it.

hacker-pschorr

It wouldn't be the first time someone simply installed a rear fog light to "look" like a Euro.

Especially with this in the description: "which gave the car the same appearance of a Euro S"

Wisconsin Joe

Was a rear foglight ever an option on US cars?

No fender turn signal lights, so either not a Euro or fenders have been replaced.

hwyengr

This one was also on BaT last month: http://bringatrailer.com/2014/10/22/...e-928-5-speed/

vze2jshn

It has been my understanding that '82 928s were detuned to meet unanticipated US mileage requirements and were overweight especially in light of the "Euro S" bolt- ons. Does anyone know if this is factual?

Nick Spyder

Physically inspected VIN, engine number, and trans number: all U.S. - not Euro. Build sticker confirms same. Gauges in English, no headlight dimmer switch beside driver's seat; rear end was modified to accept Euro brake fog light, synchros are very worn.

hacker-pschorr

80-82 US cars are identical, they are all equally slow compared to other years.

If anything, the "Comp Package" cars might be a bit lighter due to the all manual sport seats.

danglerb

80-82 have the worst cam profiles, excellent cores for a reweld.

The Forgotten On

It just means we have the biggest margin for improvement.

FreedP

Better Pictures.
Looks like car was purchased in AZ.

http://arizonacollectorcars.com/deta...vid=162&q=sold