Ed Ruiz 90 GT for sale
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Ed Ruiz 90 GT for sale
A customer of mine is selling Ed's 1990 GT. I don't know much about it but if you are interested contact Jim at 714-718-4358. The car has 112k miiles and he is asking 18k.
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I don't know Mark, I see dangerously non-stock RED paint on the cross brace. Red paint was obviousy not what Porsche intended, and may have very serious performance and safety repercussions.
YMMV.
YMMV.
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Originally Posted by heinrich
I don't know Mark, I see dangerously non-stock RED paint on the cross brace. Red paint was obviousy not what Porsche intended, and may have very serious performance and safety repercussions.
YMMV.
YMMV.
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Originally Posted by heinrich
I don't know Mark, I see dangerously non-stock RED paint on the cross brace. Red paint was obviousy not what Porsche intended, and may have very serious performance and safety repercussions.
YMMV.
YMMV.
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Yeah, if I bought it, I'm sure the ghost of Ed would constantly remind me to "read the owner's manual" followed by a diatribe on the contact patch and slip angles. And if I was really lucky, he'd ask if I had the proper wingnut on my battery ground strap.
Didn't he move to Greece, hence the reason he no longer owns it?
YMMV and Merry motoring!
(And Ed, if you're reading, I mean this all in good fun. I always respected you and your technical knowledge of the 928 when you were on PorscheFans and the early Rennlist email list. Take care. )
Didn't he move to Greece, hence the reason he no longer owns it?
YMMV and Merry motoring!
(And Ed, if you're reading, I mean this all in good fun. I always respected you and your technical knowledge of the 928 when you were on PorscheFans and the early Rennlist email list. Take care. )
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Originally Posted by Randy V
This one has the rare 772YMV option - Driver's Side Windbag.
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Yeah, if I bought it, I'm sure the ghost of Ed would constantly remind me to "read the owner's manual" followed by a diatribe on the contact patch and slip angles. And if I was really lucky, he'd ask if I had the proper wingnut on my battery ground strap.
Didn't he move to Greece, hence the reason he no longer owns it?
YMMV and Merry motoring!
(And Ed, if you're reading, I mean this all in good fun. I always respected you and your technical knowledge of the 928 when you were on PorscheFans and the early Rennlist email list. Take care. )
Didn't he move to Greece, hence the reason he no longer owns it?
YMMV and Merry motoring!
(And Ed, if you're reading, I mean this all in good fun. I always respected you and your technical knowledge of the 928 when you were on PorscheFans and the early Rennlist email list. Take care. )
http://www.928registry.org/1991-928GT-0408.htm
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Last time my father was in LA, he drove my 90GT. Now he's sharkbit and is looking for one of his own. He's 67, so he's thinking auto, but maybe the family needs a second GT!
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If memory serves a VA trooper rear ended Ed while pulling him over for speeding. I guess the 928 GT brakes are a bit better than a patrol car.