Porsche 928 Moderne Spyder on Ebay
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No affiliation, I just thought some might be interested in seeing the auction pics:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Other...fd4472fa#v4-42
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Other...fd4472fa#v4-42
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Strange that so much was modded changed on this car. Why the 911/944 seats for example? The 928 seats were/are superior unless weight was the only consideration.
Would like to see the engine and underbody to understand the full extent of what has been changed/modded/fabricated.
Thanks for posting.
Would like to see the engine and underbody to understand the full extent of what has been changed/modded/fabricated.
Thanks for posting.
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Screams "Miata" (Miata, of course screams "Elan"). The styling is so bad, having never been a fan of kit cars or "customs" I don't understand the appeal. If it was a 928 then I feel bad for the car underneath. "Help me, Help me!"
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I agree it looks more like a modified Boxster. From the looks and description, the drivetrain, frame, undercarriage, etc. are all that remain 928.
And was the $25k in restorations, incl. rebuilding the engine with only 50k miles, done after it had already been bastardized into the Modern Spyder or as part of the conversion? Sounds like it was afterwards, so how had it been treated to need all that work?
And was the $25k in restorations, incl. rebuilding the engine with only 50k miles, done after it had already been bastardized into the Modern Spyder or as part of the conversion? Sounds like it was afterwards, so how had it been treated to need all that work?
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Originally Posted by That listing
The Moderne Spyder was designed by Wingho Auto Classique, Inc. of Quebec, Canada. An American car enthusiast, Jeffrey Pink and his team of talented engineers, bought the original sets of molds. Seven years later, after six prototypes and a million dollars the first of these spectacular automobiles came to market.
Wow.