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Looking to buy 1985 928S
14 years 3 days ago #9986
by kevhou
Replied by kevhou on topic Looking to buy 1985 928S
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14 years 2 days ago #9988
by 928mac
Replied by 928mac on topic Looking to buy 1985 928S
Well I do not know what they are asking but I would pay between 5 & $7000
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13 years 11 months ago #10057
by Kiln_Red
Replied by Kiln_Red on topic Looking to buy 1985 928S
Check and relieve the flex plate of any pressure if you are to buy it. Crankshaft migration, though not as commonly reported on early 32 valve cars, is possible. I know of a few 85-86 us models that have been sacrificed at the expense of thrust bearing failure.
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13 years 11 months ago #10065
by lrpman
Replied by lrpman on topic Looking to buy 1985 928S
I agree with Brad and the new buyers guide from Porsche shows about the same numbers. Great car bur look at all the SMALL STUFF, wiper motor delay and the dimmer for the dash lights, door locks, back deck release, seals around the glass. That kind of stuff will eat your lunch in pennies fast.
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13 years 11 months ago #10245
by N2O-928
Replied by N2O-928 on topic Looking to buy 1985 928S
Looks like every part of it need some amount of work, 4k tops.
Another 4 to 5k on repairs and upgrades and then it could be worth 8k (it is an auto).
I see engine refresh needed (looks neglected), paint needs work and so does the inside (door panels, cracked dash, etc.).
does everything work ?
Another 4 to 5k on repairs and upgrades and then it could be worth 8k (it is an auto).
I see engine refresh needed (looks neglected), paint needs work and so does the inside (door panels, cracked dash, etc.).
does everything work ?
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