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I can agree, That is a great gauge on the market. I find it hard to believe how visual the inflation of the 928 has been as of late.
Its at 20K with 7 days to go.
In accordance with Hagerty
I don't think it is "Concours". I predict (for what it is worth) that it sells in the $40s. [Ooops, that point was made.]
Last edited by JeffreyDurbin; 09-06-2018 at 12:50 PM.
Reason: I was an idiot.
That is a great looking OB. Just what I would like to have for my next project. Think with my luck and batteries the AGM battery would be gone in the first year.
I agree but I am not sure if I would prefer red (burgundy?) or green exterior with that interior. Black is a little too bland. Was it common to have a black instrument binnacle with a cork dash? I thought they were always the same color. Is this an owner customization?
"Was it common to have a black instrument binnacle with a cork dash?"
Here's Mokka...also a 79. GLWTS Stan T
Both are fantastic looking but I think I like Stan's carpet a bit better. I like the contrast. My son's is tan and brown and perhaps we go for a slight color change when we get to the leather.
Both are fantastic looking but I think I like Stan's carpet a bit better. I like the contrast. My son's is tan and brown and perhaps we go for a slight color change when we get to the leather.
Jeffery, both are the same OE carpet spec. Tony's is a low mile car, and Stan's has seen some sun fading. Very common for the original cork color carpet to fade.
I'm from over on the 997 Turbo board. I'm considering the purchase of a 928. I really like the earlier cars and a 5 spd. would be preferred if possible. If anyone knows of some solid cars that are NOT basket cases please let me know. I'm lurking auto-trader, BAT, etc. but would prefer to buy from a fellow member who has cared for their car. I'm not looking to pay for museum quality and have no issues with some "patina"
Jeffrey, both are the same OE carpet spec. Tony's is a low mile car, and Stan's has seen some sun fading. Very common for the original cork color carpet to fade.
Amazing! The color is vivid. I noticed the piping on the torque tube tunnel was darker than the carpet in Stan's. That explains it. Both are beautifully maintained cars.
09-06-2018 | 12:46 PM
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