When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
am pretty sure it's more like 160,000 miles, not 80. Definitely not 17,000 km.
The graphics look non-Porsche and more like aftermarket European styling add-ons. No knowledge of a Porsche styling attempt incorporating this look .....
That car was exactly the euro equivalent of my dear ol' Gramps built in Nov '77. Same interior/seats and so on. The early cars didn't have a lot of different "themes" as some of the later 924s had (to boost interest/sales). That car is a 4 speed (indicated by the shifter & accordion rubber boot) and has cast alloy (VW?) 14"x6" 4 bolt wheels. disc front & drums rear was standard with optional 4 bolt rear disks (I *think*).
A bare bones fun little car. The 5 speed is a REAL upgrade though....
I would agree that it is a standard 924 with euro add ons and some stickers for effect.
The easiest way to understand its heritage is to contact Marc Noack at Porsche Classic.
PM me and I will send you his details - he regularly helps out Porsche owners by searching the Porsche Database for car history - all you need is the chassis number.
Thanks for the responses guys. Did anybody notice the teardrop mirror? I tried following the EBAY link and it listing was a dead end. Got the bright idea of checking German EBAY and found it.
Ray, I sent Marc the Deustche EBAY link and asked what 924 this was in my limited and terrible German. He should be rolling on the floor when he reads it
05-16-2016, 10:26 PM
