| Model Year | 1993 928 GTS |
| Production Number | NA |
| Exterior Color | Midnight Blue Metallic |
| Interior Color | Light Grey/Blue |
| Option Codes | Not Available |
| Transmission | 5-speed |
| Last Recorded Mileage | 99,300 |
| Last Known Location | Lake Oswego, OR |
| Owner Contact Information | Tom Moore |
| Date Recorded | 03/01/2009 |
| History/Comments |
eBay auction - sellers
comments: $32,900.00 1993 Porsche 928 GTS Rare 5-spd manual in beautiful Midnight Blue Metallic over light grey supple leather interior. 5.4 litre water cooled V-8 with 345hp and 369 ft/lbs torque. 12-way heated seats. Dual a/c. Externally adjustable Koni/Eibach coilovers (originals included if desired). Ott drop-links. Carbon fiber strut brace (original included if desired). Rear muffler bypass (original included if desired). Alpine stereo w/ dual amps and subwoofer in custom leather covered enclosure (sub fits inside spare tire) and ipod attachment. Clifford alarm and keyless entry. Car comes with original Porsche wheels which are in good condition, but not perfect as there is slight curb rash on a couple of wheels. Short shifter (original included if desired). 18" HRE 545's w/ Pilot Sport 295's and 235's (shown) are available for additional $3000 (appox. $6200 retail value). I have owned the car for 5 1/2 years. I purchased it with 75K miles on it and replaced the timing belt and rollers at that time. I have what appears to be most all records since new. When I purchased the car the paint on the front end had been reshot to eliminate road rash, and the resulting paint job was not to my liking. About 3 years ago, I had the entire car professionally repainted by a fantastic paint shop (Roth & Miller) here in Portland, OR. Paint job approximately $11,000. I have pictures of the paint process as well. At the time I had the side moldings and the rear wiper removed. Most of the rubber seals were also replaced at the time. The paint on this car is beautiful! The interior is in great condition with no cracks in the dash and no unusual wear on the seats. This car does go through some oil, although not much with highway driving. It also leaks oil around the oil pan gasket, and although I have tried to have this fixed by just tightening, the oil pan gasket should really be replaced to eliminate the leak. It also leaks some power steering fluid as the hoses seem to be "sweating" and should really be replaced. I just haven't been driving the car enough in the last year to cure these. The A/C system is not holding a charge as well, although there seems to be no leaks upon initial charging. The heater in the passenger seat is also not functioning. An absolutely beautiful car. Pride of ownership.
Hi Chuck- |