linderpat

Excellent taste in cars - my favorite trifecta of the 80s and beyond - 928, 308, and vette! The shark looks great too - good job restoring it. Unlike others, I enjoyed your story - that's the fun of it all - how we got here! Don't let the cantakerous sods pull you down!
As ro the low front, it may be that the car had Eibach springs installed along the way which will do that. Good springs, but I don't like how they lower the car. Carl at 928 Motorsports sells protection plates that you should look at if you keep it low.

m750rider

Nice looking car and great job on it.

To me the ride height looks OK in the pictures taken of the car parked in the driveway, but it's hard to judge for sure in pictures only. The best thing to do is to actually measure it and to set it to the correct height. It does make a difference.

Leon Speed

Not sure it sits too low at the front, rather the rear wheel seems a bit (too) large. The side wall looks pretty tall.

docmirror

How about you take the stick out, and let the guy tell his story his way.

"The 928 was decent. Most of the stuff worked. There was a warning light on about non functioning parking and stop lights and lots of motor vibration. The back seats were OK, the front seats were worn and torn.

Aaron"

docmirror

You've managed to hit 928 Mecca in N TX. There are lots of pretty active guys here, we have a top notch indie mech and the world leader in 928 parts deliveries all only a few miles from you. Look forward to chatting at the next bkfst. OBTW, I have a Mondial Cab, so the poor stepchild of the 80s 308. I just posted up that miserable thread on F-chat about the Stilleto. You could combine your love of Chebby with your love of Ferrari and buy it off ebay! lol, I keel myself.

ATSAaron

Thanks guys.

The ride height is probably due to wrong size tires front AND rear. The fronts are a 45 series (should be 50, right?) and the tears are 255/50R16's (probably should be the virtually impossible to find 245/45R16).

The 308 is currently getting some work done too.

Aaron

Cameron

Those look like forged club sport wheels. Very desirable, although i don't know about the chrome and how that affects value.

Nice car, thanks for sharing the pics.

Rob Edwards

Anyone who is living the original version of the 'Justification for Higher Education' poster is ok in my book- nice job on the car!

ATSAaron

XS29L9B

Awesome print. I remember some had the little LEDs for each set of taillights.

Anyways, great print to daydream over

marine928

Yes, great "how I got there story". Ferrari is on my next "buy it now" list but the price is right scenario is getting harder and harder to find. The 308 was always my 1st choice. I was stationed on Ohau and used to see them filming "Magnum PI" at various locations. Always loved the 308. It's no 928 S-4, but would still look pretty cool in the stable, alongside my 72 Datsun 240z, and 87 S-4.
Great job on everything you accomplished getting the 928 up to par. Keep us posted on further developments.

Lon

namasgt

Those look to be the Porsche 944 Turbo S club sport wheels.

https://rennlist.com/forums/944-turb...-16x7-9-a.html

rackhenry

Nice job man!

hwyengr

Close, but I'm pretty sure that's a 512BB in the poster.

Randy V

Oh my. Sorry, didn't mean to give ya hurty feelers.