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Saw this at Elevation Motors outside of Denver. 89 5sp with 25k miles. Owned by a lady, black on black, looks to be very original. Dealer said he has a huge stack of service records from her, and it was just serviced by Porsche. I opened the hood and found one air tube on backwards haha. That's what you get when you take one of these to Porsche to be worked on. I fixed it for the guy, couldn't let that stand.
Really sweet car, they just got it so it hasn't been priced but he said somewhere in the 40s most likely.
Saw this at Elevation Motors outside of Denver. 89 5sp with 25k miles... they just got it so it hasn't been priced but he said somewhere in the 40s most likely.
Not on their website yet. ‘89 5-speed is a great 928.
Yes, because of a shorter final ratio right? I'm very, very tempted, but I've done so much work on my 87 I finally have it to where it is very sound mechanically and all the little things are fixed. Here's another shot of it.
The red 85 on BAT is Bill K.'s car from the Woodlands. I talked to Paul W. today and he mentioned that Bill was selling. His ID is Billtool here, but not sure if he still posts. It's an impressive car in person, but of course a few things to sort out.
I understand the market has moved to pristine examples, but there are still some great projects out there if you are willing to put in the work. I have enough projects so I am passing on one that I have been assembling.
Lets call this a race car starter project.
1979 5spd. LSD. No Sunroof. VIN 9289201364. 7x,000 miles on the odometer.
No interior, but I have installed a leather wrapped dash and a pod that is shod in some nice suede.
Runs well, smog says it is rich. but it passed visual fine. Everything is in place.
Previous owner did a bunch of stuff to make the CIS work well, and it starts up every time. I believe it included a rebuild fuel distributor and WUR.
Shifts - well, it has the usual bulkiness to the 5spd. I installed an early version of a shifter mechanism that removes the front rod. So direct, but still troublesome.
S brakes
No headlights.
Removed the ignition switch, but keys work in the door and hatch. It has a master switch and also accessories and fuel pump on a panel in the center console.
Rev counter works but the rest of the gauges were not priority for me.
Signals work
Brake lights work.
Brake balance plumbed into rear for adjustment.
I did extensive bodywork to get it all smooth. Shaved the headlight sprayers.
Removed the rub strip holes if I recall.
It has these 18" Porsche wheels on there now. $1500.00
I have some "Spares" depending on what someone was looking for:
4.7 engine with rebuilt and reworked heads. - 700 dollars
GB rebuilt early transmission with rebuilt LSD in it. 3500.00
Rebuilt Torque Tube - 500.00
Stunning...
1991 Euro GT. Sunroof & rubstrip delete...
C00- German market
M28.47 - engine serial number range 85M 00001 >50000
G28.55 - transmission serial # range G 2855 3M 00001>20000
M139 - Adjustable Seat Heating - Left
I235 - Porsche approved tyres Bridgestone N2 or Pirelli N2
M286 - High intensity windscreen washer
M328 - Blaupunkt Bremen SQR46 (4 x 8 W) (ARI- Germany)
M340 - Seat heating - Right
M400 - Pressure cast wheels, club-sport, 7.5/9J x 16 (cast aluminum)
M423 - Cassette container and coin box
M437 - 8-way Comfort seat left, electrically adjustable 85+
M438 - 8-way Comfort seat right, electrically adjustable, 85+
M481 - 5 speed manual transmission
M488 - Stickers in German
M489 - Switches and insignias in german language- West Germany, Belgium Luxembourg, Italy, Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, France
M499 - Sekuriflex windshield
M537 - Left seat with positrol and lumbar
M562 - Airbag driver's side and front passenger's side
M573 - Air conditioner, manual (no it isn't....)
M639 - 1989 GT (curious, there are 13 ROW '91 GT's that have this code)
I930 - Seat covers rear leather
M983 - Seat covers front leather
Glass, etc., out repaint in original color.
Asking $44,000 If interested pm 77tony for sellers contact info. T
Yes, that violet car Makes a stunning impression in the pictures. It was for sale somewhere near Munich in about 2011, and I wanted to go look at it. It sold quickly though. I was not aware of the fact that it was a repaint.
02-03-2019, 11:13 AM
