1983 928S for sale on craigslist
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My 1983 928S is for sale on craigslist south florida. I have owned the car for 7 years and it is not part of my early retirement plan. If I do not sell the car I will put it in storage so that I stop spending money on it. I just realized I cannot post a picture with this thread, so I will have to ask you to look at craigslist where there are 8 pictures posted and many more available upon request.
Here are the negatives: some corrosion around the right rear quarter window (has changed very little in the 7 years I have owned it), small paint repair behind the drivers door where you can see sanding marks in certain light at certain angles - this happened before I owned it, the fuel guage is not accurate ( it drops to empty too quickly - I changed the sending unit), there is what amounts to a temporary stereo (I am not an audiophile), and a high speed vibration between 90 - 100 mph (smooth at all speeds below and above that). Other than these long term issues, this is really nice car. The documentation on this car includes the window sticker, the bill of sale, the carbon of the cashiers check used to buy the car new, the huf key card with serial number, and stacks of receipts. The original owner of this car was Bruce Bone, a business owner, and the second owner was Richard Hersha, and architect. Both lived in Fort Wayne, Ind.
I have enjoyed and learned a lot from this forum, for which I am grateful.
Ben
Here are the negatives: some corrosion around the right rear quarter window (has changed very little in the 7 years I have owned it), small paint repair behind the drivers door where you can see sanding marks in certain light at certain angles - this happened before I owned it, the fuel guage is not accurate ( it drops to empty too quickly - I changed the sending unit), there is what amounts to a temporary stereo (I am not an audiophile), and a high speed vibration between 90 - 100 mph (smooth at all speeds below and above that). Other than these long term issues, this is really nice car. The documentation on this car includes the window sticker, the bill of sale, the carbon of the cashiers check used to buy the car new, the huf key card with serial number, and stacks of receipts. The original owner of this car was Bruce Bone, a business owner, and the second owner was Richard Hersha, and architect. Both lived in Fort Wayne, Ind.
I have enjoyed and learned a lot from this forum, for which I am grateful.
Ben