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Old Feb 2, 2010 | 05:37 PM
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The problem with selling a 928 in Ontario is that you have to find the right buyer or else it will be tought to sell. Right now is the worst time to sell a sports car, especcially a 928 (middle of winter, right after Christmas when everyone maxed out their CCs). If you can, wait till spring. Put some swithces in the centre console, toss and old radio in it so it doesn't look like someone ripped everything out. The missing front spoiler is a deterrant to the average buyer but if the interrior looks good (centre console is all together) it might get an interested buyer. Don't mention how much you spent on the interrior or the car as it makes the car sound like a money pit. Let the pictures do the talking.
Yeah your right Imre. I took that pic last summer before I put the switches in and the interior was dirty. I have an old radio also. It is a terrible time to sell sports car, no matter how cheap. The lower the price the worse the response seems to be. I need a winter driver for the next few months and have no room/desire to park anymore cars, so I thought if I priced it to the bone it would find a new home. I was wrong
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Old Feb 2, 2010 | 07:28 PM
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Take some new pics and re post it........you never know. The more effort you put into an add, the better the chance of selling it. In the mean time I"ll see if I can find a buyer for it. Make sure to put "No trades and no lowball offers" into the add too. However, Kijiji will still bring out the biggest morons on the planet, but try to be professional to every one of them as you never know who the real buyer is.

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Old Feb 2, 2010 | 07:54 PM
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vin=WPOJB0926GS8620** .................
What are the ** for? Are the last 4 didgits 8620 or 20**? If it's either of them, then this is an 86.5 car and well worth the asking price. Can you confirm this?
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Old Feb 2, 2010 | 08:05 PM
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Old Feb 2, 2010 | 08:36 PM
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thanks for posting the VIN.
Now why do the interior pictures look like 2 different cars??
One looks nice and the other is the reason i dont like burgundy.
Anyway does this car drive ??
Does the torque tube make noise??
Can it be driven a long distance say 1200 miles as it sits?
What does the interior look like??
How about an engine picture, thanks
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Old Feb 2, 2010 | 10:24 PM
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The dark interior pic was taken in side a storage building with a phone cam. The 1st pic is more accurate.
The car runs and drives fine, no shimmy or shaking. No growling from torque tube. I don't see any reason it wouldn't make a long trip, but it has been in storage for the most of the last 2 years. The engine service work was done by a shop in the Cali/Utah border area. I may have the paperwork still. Car has 128500 miles. The engine work was done around 127500. I'm going to pull it out of the garage tomorrow and take a few more pic's.
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One more thing, has it been federalized, duties/all taxes paid and registered in Ontario?
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Old Feb 3, 2010 | 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Imo000
then this is an 86.5 car and well worth the asking price. Can you confirm this?
That does change things a bit.
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Originally Posted by Imo000
One more thing, has it been federalized, duties/all taxes paid and registered in Ontario?
Yes Imre. All duties & taxes paid. Currently registered in my name on Ontario.
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#2088...this makes it an 86.5. Just to make sure no one before you changed the suspension parts, are the calipers black?
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Originally Posted by James Bailey
If it is a 5 speed the trans has value if an auto about zero. There are lots of body parts out there for sale do not expect to get much for them....same for used interior bits unless they are very nice ! Plus you need to factor in the time and effort to break the car and what you do with the shell which has zero value may even cost you money to get rid of it ....
If an auto trans is worth zero, I'll offer $10 plus shipping. How about it? That way we both come out ahead!!!
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Old Feb 3, 2010 | 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Imo000
#2088...this makes it an 86.5. Just to make sure no one before you changed the suspension parts, are the calipers black?
Hi Imre I never had a chance to check the calipers and take any more pic's today, will try tomorrow.
I'm pretty sure the car is an 86.5, but I kinda forgot about that detail as I haven't done much with it for the last year or so. Thanks for bringing that to my attention again.
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If an auto trans is worth zero, I'll offer $10 plus shipping. How about it? That way we both come out ahead!!!
If it has limited slip differential, it's worth a heck of a lot more than that. A used LSD is at least $300.

Might be worth checking for option code 220.
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Old Feb 3, 2010 | 09:05 PM
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If it has limited slip differential, it's worth a heck of a lot more than that. A used LSD is at least $300.

Might be worth checking for option code 220.
I'm pretty sure it has LSD. Where can I check the option codes? It's a loaded car, rear A/C, chromed alloys, leather headliner, etc.
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what would it take to bring the car back into the USA??
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