The value of the Porsche 928 has been at rock bottom for quite a while, and it still represents big bang for your German car enthusiast buck.
This example, sold after being posted on Bring a Trailer.com (great site) is a rare manual car in super clean 61k survivor condition.
It may seem a bit silly now, but the folks in Zuffenhausen originally
intended for the 928 to replace the now immortal 911. Though things didn't quite turn out that way, the 928 remains a big, juicy slab of German coupe action on the cheap.
I'm a fan of the looks of the earlier cars, and this example, with its teledial wheels and first-generation valence, shows off that late 70's class beautifully -and just look at that
eggshell bum!
The interior is great nick (as our British friends would say) too. The tan interior is nice and clean (great seats in a 928 btw), and it's a great complement to the bitter chocolate brown paint.
The coolest thing about this particular car, however, is that manual tranny. Being a big V8 cruiser, most of these were specced with an automatic, making the easier to maintain stick the rarer and more desirable alternative.
More pics here on the seller's Photobucket page.
Check out Wheeler Dealers as they 'ave a go on a knackered Brown 928 here.
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