giddyupp

Any one know anything about this car ?

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?car_id=310836372

Looks like it is in really good shape. One owner from new.

PorKen

https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...rtland-or.html

giddyupp

What do you guy's think ? Seems like it is still not a bad price. 91 GT super clean. Looks like it had a repair to the right rear but still seems pretty good value

jcb928

I think your 88 is a much better deal

GregBBRD

You could argue that a '91 GT was the best 928 ever built and that the GTS models had too many problems to be the "best"....

Tom. M

But then you would be wrong...as it is well known the 89GT "is" the best 928

mazdaverx7

i don't think its a bad price. there may even be room to negotiate on the seller's end, especially is you are talking a cash sale.

megaelf

+1

PorKen

That's assuming you take '86.5 5-speeds off the table.

giddyupp

Well the 88 S4 is "Sale Pending". Really want a GTS but a nice GT would do the trick. The thing that concerns me most about this one is that it seems to have been for sale for ever. Has anyone here seen this car ?

Tom. M

The 86.5's have been off the table for quite some time now...where have you been

heinrich

Or, you could argue that the cam profile and valve train weight and redline of a GT (any GT) makes it less desirable than an S4 5-speed. Especially early, squirter-block S4's.

I can't think of a single thing a well-mailtained S4 5-speed has issues with ... well maybe the 2/6 rod bearing oil ingestion issue, which all years have (unmodified).

IcemanG17

looks like it was properly repaired....but given its history...the price is WAY too high

Th Dude

Hey, you argued with me that 89GT is the best.

Tell us something we don't know.

kevinlieb

"Well the 88 S4 is "Sale Pending"
Its SOLD! I take delivery tomorrow ;-)