928s for Sale
#5941
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Nice car Ron.
Ron posted this here before and Dave K had a nice endorsement of Ron and his car that I thought should be linked to this ad for those interested.
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...l#post15081381
Ron posted this here before and Dave K had a nice endorsement of Ron and his car that I thought should be linked to this ad for those interested.
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...l#post15081381
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Bump for Ron R., this is priced right for an 86.5 Auto that is in an all stock condition, just needs the usual refresh work done, however it runs well as it stands.
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^ Not surprised really. What would a same year 911 in similar condition be worth? And honestly, despite the naysayers, the 928 is a better car. I would think this is a $50-60K car day long.
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^^^ First page of the service report says it sat for 10 years before it was towed in, in 2017. That can't be good for the heads or head gasket tho.
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However.... I have a theory that is supported by a few data points:
It is better for the heads to sit without the engine being operated with no coolant change over a decade ...
... than it is to operate the engine a couple of times per year with no coolant change over a decade
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Yah know, there's probably a lot to that. The last time I saw pasha fabric go by, it was some German company selling it for more than $100 a yard, but if you're hoping to make good money on an early car, it's probably worth the investment.
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