Nice looking 88 on ebay (supercharged)
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From: Fort Wayne IN.
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Evolution of the supercharger - funny
2007 -- Add stuff
* New Vortech stage 1 supercharger
* 5 fan cooling system
2008 -- Add stuff
* New all aluminum radiator
* MSDS headers
* Removed catalytic converter
2009 -- Add stuff
* New drilled and slotted rotors
* New ceramic pads
2010 -- Add stuff
* Rebuilt motor
2013 FIRE
Note: Sorry if I made fun of someone else's pain. It just struck me as, well, funny, the evolution part. Car looks nice, take a close look at the wiring, get a PPI, no reason why this isn't a good buy. YMMV.
* New Vortech stage 1 supercharger
* 5 fan cooling system
2008 -- Add stuff
* New all aluminum radiator
* MSDS headers
* Removed catalytic converter
2009 -- Add stuff
* New drilled and slotted rotors
* New ceramic pads
2010 -- Add stuff
* Rebuilt motor
2013 FIRE
Note: Sorry if I made fun of someone else's pain. It just struck me as, well, funny, the evolution part. Car looks nice, take a close look at the wiring, get a PPI, no reason why this isn't a good buy. YMMV.
Last edited by SteveG; Jan 16, 2014 at 10:34 PM. Reason: clear, then apology
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Would someone with the knowhow Please run my VIN and tell me the options?
VIN# WP0JB0926HS861606
This is a bit of a thread hijack, however since I started the thread I figure it might be OK
VIN# WP0JB0926HS861606
This is a bit of a thread hijack, however since I started the thread I figure it might be OK
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From: ɹəpun uʍop 'ʎəupʎs
First a VIN lookup of the car this thread is about:
WP0ZZZ92ZJS849595
1988
928
C08 (Japan)
M28.42
A28.12 (Auto)
220 Locking differential
474 Sport shock absorbers (Bilsteins)
567 Windshield green graduated tint
WP0ZZZ92ZJS849595
1988
928
C08 (Japan)
M28.42
A28.12 (Auto)
220 Locking differential
474 Sport shock absorbers (Bilsteins)
567 Windshield green graduated tint
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From: ɹəpun uʍop 'ʎəupʎs
Would someone with the knowhow Please run my VIN and tell me the options?
VIN# WP0JB0926HS861606
This is a bit of a thread hijack, however since I started the thread I figure it might be OK
VIN# WP0JB0926HS861606
This is a bit of a thread hijack, however since I started the thread I figure it might be OK
1987
928
C02 (USA not California)
M28.42
A28.12
018 Sport steering wheel with elevated hub
139 Seat Heating - Left
158 Radio "Monterey" - 86 "Reno" - 87
220 Locking differential
302 Type designated on rear end
340 Seat heating - Right
418 Protective side mouldings
490 Hi-Fi sound system
494 Amplifier system
533 Alarm system
650 Sunroof
