EspritS4s

I'm surprised this one hasn't been mentioned yet. Looks to be a nice example in my favorite 928 color:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1993-...222db836#v4-47

G8RB8

Paint must be shot. He hosed it down for the pics.

NickT

Surprised I didn't hear about this one . .

G8RB8

http://www.928registry.org/1993-928/1993-928GTS-27.htm

cobalt

This car is not far from me and I have never seen it around at any PCA events or driving. If it wasn't an auto I would check it out.

linderpat

not in the pics I see. Car looks dry and paint looks as good as paint does in pictures on ebay.

G8RB8

Drips around the perimeter of the car. Water hose in background of one image.

Markmandude

Wouldn't it make sense to wash your car before you take pics?

EspritS4s

I think you're a bit paranoid, but who knows. Based on the condition of the interior, it's hard to imagine that the paint is shot. Also, that's a tough one to hide, so the seller wouldn't be doing himself any favors by not mentioning it in the ad.

linderpat

um, okay, but the paint looks perfectly dry, so hard to see how that would be trying to hide a suspect paint job. That only crosses my mind with a wet car, that is covered in water droplets.
Now if you think he is hiding something wrong with the driveway, well maybe

G8RB8

You're probably right. It's just a well known tactic and caught my eye.

Range Rover

Paint probably needs some polishing, but I doubt it's shot.

NoVector

Ended without a single bid. Looked like it was right on the money too.

Tom in Austin

Would make a nice addition for anyone who's looking for a '93 and already has a '92, '94 and a '95 ... but I pointed it out to him a while ago and he said the wheels weren't right.

Brent

He could always use it for a parts car.

I swear I've seen this car for sale before, just can't remember when.