Porsche 928 GTS Interior

porsche 928
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Chevrolet and Porsche. The transatlantic sports car rivals have a methodology and a culture all their own, which is to say – if something works for one, it probably won’t work for the other. Nevertheless, there is one car in particular that made 1982 porsche 928. 4.7L V8 Has 128k. It is in pretty good condition. It has a few paint chips. It needs a new battery and altnator. It has a aftermarket exaust. 18in porsche rims, has a nice stereo system. Just needs the amp. Its a amazing car! Runs great The porsche 928 is a real classic. While its styling certainly isn’t universally loved (very few cars ever produced are), the 928 still remains quite popular among Porsche enthusiasts. In order to envisage just what a modern-day interpretation of the 928 The front-engined, V8-powered porsche 928 was intended to be an eventual replacement for the iconic but aging 911, but Porsche-philes everywhere made it clear that they prefer their flagship car has the engine in the back. That didn't stop the 928 from Way back in 1983, we all knew and loved a far less creepy and odd-acting Tom Cruise, who was best known for movies like "Top Gun" and "Risky Business," and less known for being love-drunk crazy on the Oprah Winfrey Show. In the 1983 Warner Brothers I always found the 928's fastback treatment an integral part of the coupe's design and allure, which is perhaps why Porsche never went ahead with a convertible version – it would just look odd. Nevertheless, several aftermarket firms took it upon .

If you were of movie-going age in the early 1980s, there’s a good chance you saw a film called Risky Business in theaters (or later, on VHS). While the plot and story may have been replaced in your memory banks, there’s a good chance you’ll remember Uniqueness is an idea that gets tossed around a lot these days. From phones to clothes and cars, companies want us to think that what we're buying is one-of-a-kind, but it's not. At least that's what we think after watching this really old (as in ancient There’s a reason why car enthusiast sites have features like Murilee Martin’s Down On The Street and Paul Niedermeyer’s Curbside Classic. People enjoy photos and commentary on cool old cars, particularly those that are still being driven. Site The one bumper sticker Paul Grusche still needs for his 1978 Porsche 928: “If you can read these words, you’re too close.” Grusche, from Dexter, Michigan, is a full-time dad, an online trader in vintage Porsche parts, a car restorer, an artist, and a .

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