FS: 1987 Porsche 928 S4 (5 speed) Coupe
06-10-2014, 11:08 AM
#2
I believe this car was at the Berlinklassik a few years ago and well cared for.
06-10-2014, 12:29 PM
#4
Nordschleife Master
Looks nice.
Stickers on the intakes show Conti belt used - could say something of the individual doing the labor on the car...
Deservent price if truly maintained as could as it looks.
Would need to know much more though.
Stickers on the intakes show Conti belt used - could say something of the individual doing the labor on the car...
Deservent price if truly maintained as could as it looks.
Would need to know much more though.
06-11-2014, 10:12 PM
#5
Talked to the owner, he may bring her out on the 22nd to sharks in Ontario.
07-02-2014, 02:15 PM
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I have finally modified my presentation but need a little more help
Thanks to all for helping this old man to gussy up my presentation.
For those who have expressed an interest, you are looking at two pictures of the highest mountains in southern Wyoming. The picture on the bottom of the screen is of part of the Snowy Range with maximum elevation of just over 12,000 feet. The car is on a pull-off just below the Snowy Range pass which is slightly below 11,000 feet. The photos were taken about two weeks ago (mid June) and, as you can see, winter has not really left this area. While the range is referred to as the "Snowies" that description applies even during the end of summer because the cliffs have a whitish hue that make them look like snow even when there is none.
The avatar is a picture of our car on Wyoming highway 130 at an elevation of about 10,000 feet just about a mile or so west of the signature picture.
So much for the descriptive stuff. Now for the technical help. After a lot of prodding by you folks I was finally able to get the pictures in place. However, you will notice a black line across the top of the signature picture. I haven't figured out how to get rid of it. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Barney
For those who have expressed an interest, you are looking at two pictures of the highest mountains in southern Wyoming. The picture on the bottom of the screen is of part of the Snowy Range with maximum elevation of just over 12,000 feet. The car is on a pull-off just below the Snowy Range pass which is slightly below 11,000 feet. The photos were taken about two weeks ago (mid June) and, as you can see, winter has not really left this area. While the range is referred to as the "Snowies" that description applies even during the end of summer because the cliffs have a whitish hue that make them look like snow even when there is none.
The avatar is a picture of our car on Wyoming highway 130 at an elevation of about 10,000 feet just about a mile or so west of the signature picture.
So much for the descriptive stuff. Now for the technical help. After a lot of prodding by you folks I was finally able to get the pictures in place. However, you will notice a black line across the top of the signature picture. I haven't figured out how to get rid of it. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Barney
