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Did rats chew through the front bumper cover?
Even so...there is still some want
russde said:Did rats chew through the front bumper cover?
Yeah, what's up with that? Never seen that kind of damage before.
Great color, though.
Those are 10 year old photos.... I wonder what it looks like now.
In reply to AnthonyGS (Forum Supporter) :
The shiny pics where there is no bent, bumper damage and so on, are 10 years old
It's kinda rough, but I still want it
He says in the ad 'the last three pictures are of another car optioned exactly like mine'.
Those are the ones marked 2013.
In reply to Robbie (Forum Supporter) :
Ah I see now. It'd be a nice one restored but it's too far for me to be sufficiently tempted.
In reply to AnthonyGS (Forum Supporter) :
You've gotta want one. This is almost a free car as the manual option is essentially worth the price. Add tin top to anyone that wants to track it and you're ahead of the game. Plus these early cars are noticeably lighter to the cars built a few years later.
there is no substitute
In reply to AngryCorvair (Forum Supporter) :
Who's the u boat commander
Tom_Spangler (Forum Supporter) said:russde said:Did rats chew through the front bumper cover?
Yeah, what's up with that? Never seen that kind of damage before.
Great color, though.
I think that is just missing paint or black paint. You can see cloud reflections in some of it.
That car needs to live on as a gutted track/race car. Like this:
In reply to ProDarwin :
Yeah, just missing paint.
In reply to dyintorace :
Exactly what I was thinking
Kid pulled it from a Junkyard local to him a few weeks ago. Being an early minerva,manual car is def worth saving.
Docwemple said:In reply to AngryCorvair (Forum Supporter) :
Who's the u boat commander
I knew someone would get it!
It doesn't look that bad to me. Manual transmission + tin top + rare color are neat. It probably wound up in the junkyard for a reason, but it's probably salvageable at that kind of $$.
looks like residual junkyard chalk on RR c-pillar says "fuel pump"
Doesn't look so bad from here, especially for the money, right?
Docwemple said:In reply to AnthonyGS (Forum Supporter) :
You've gotta want one. This is almost a free car as the manual option is essentially worth the price. Add tin top to anyone that wants to track it and you're ahead of the game. Plus these early cars are noticeably lighter to the cars built a few years later.
I know this is a special Porsche no doubt about it. And the 928 was a huge leap for Porsche and it's a cool car. I still remember the first time I road in one in the early 80s when I was very young. I also remember my first ride in a C2 Corvette and my first ride in a C3 Corvette, and then there was my rides in a Plymouth Superbird and a Pantera. The 928 is a very memorable car for me. Like I said though this one is too far away for me to be interested right now.
Worth it if you can do all the work yourself. If you have to pay shop labor, there's nothing more expensive than a cheap Porsche
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