The 928 community can be a fickle beast. </said with love and affection and no disrespect>

 

Well, it did have the jump post cover, a clean oil pan and decent factory wheels on the side... Will be interesting to see if this irrational exuberance continues..

 

Loo



looks good from here

 

 

Here's an interesting fairly early Euro 78, Kermit color, going through RM Sotheby's: 1977 Porsche 928 | Monaco 2022 | RM Sotheby's (rmsothebys.com)

 

Ed, my birthday is in October in case you were looking for early gift ideas.

Damn, this is a bucket list car!

 

It is a sweet one. It would be a great candidate to restore to original spec. It is very close.

 

Too bad that VAT, import fees, taxes and storage and shipping add about $20k to bring it to the eastern US.

 

Interesting

 

I’ve made a couple of observations over the past 6-8 months during which time I have faithfully followed the auction sites, internet sites, dealers’ sites, etc in search of a 928. What I’ve seen, though it’s probably not news to this seasoned group of 928 aficionados, is the same car changing hands numerous times. Maybe it first shows up on Craigslist, then the next guy has it on BAT or PCar, then a couple months later another dealer has it’s on Cars.com.
While I support anybodys right to make a buck on a flip, the hot market may not be as hot as it seems because it is driven by flippers looking to cash in on buyers who think they’d better jump in now, while there’s still time. What burns me up are the ads that you read where a seller whines about having to sell his beloved car like he’s parting with a kidney. Then, when you ask how long he’s cared for his precious ward, it turns out he bought it 4 months ago.
We’ve all seen euphoria pervade markets of all different types. Seems to me, that’s where we may be now.

 

that front headlight arrangement is interesting. Reminds me of a detomaso mangusta

 

Sold for $54,600 USD. Bargin.

 

Saw this one too and wondered if it had been posted here. Wish the pictures were better (Edit: retrieved better pictures). Looks like some cool and unique mods. Agree with the Mangusta comment. Not crazy about the grill. I like the general concept of the taillight treatment. As with all such mods that seal the rear bumper to the body, I get concerned about what maintenance it has now hindered or made impossible. Seller says it's 80% complete, base is an '82, with a SBC and Renegade hybrid kit. EBay link. (Update: RNM at $8100).

 

I think its cool

 

Sold for $4,850. With fees and delivery, it quickly exceeded my budget. If the lucky winner is here, please let me know. I have a shopping list that includes several bits that were visible on this car.