Vehicle Details
- Year: 1985
- Make: Porsche
- Model: 928 S
- VIN: WP0JB092XFS862089
- Mileage: 68,477
- Transmission: Manual
- Title Status: Clear
- Color: Guards Red
- Seller: garagekept
- Seller Type: Dealer
- Location: Grand Rapids, MI 49548
- Dealer Fees: None
- Lot #: V-0003607
Up for auction is this stunning 1985 Porsche 928 S 5-speed presented in Guards Red over a luxurious black leather interior. Having recently received a full engine rebuild, this thoroughly documented 1985 example remains beautifully preserved and up to date on all scheduled service. Showcasing a power operated sunroof and desirable OEM Turbo Twist alloy wheels, this authentic 928 S is now being offered for auction in superb condition showing just over 68k miles on the odometer.
The classic Guards Red finish on this 928 is stated to be in beautiful factory condition, detailed images are provided in the photo galley along with recent paint meter readings. Noteworthy details include popup headlights, a power operated sunroof and OEM Turbo Twist alloy wheels which are currently dressed in Cooper tires.
The cabin of this 928 S has been generously appointed with black leather. The interior is shown to be in great shape for its age with some minor wear on the steering wheel. Representing one of the most prominent luxury grand tourers of its day, this 928 is equipped with amenities including climate control and the Hifi Sound Package with amplifier system as well as additional HVAC vents and sun visors for the rear passengers. The seller notes that an upgraded head unit has been installed and confirm all gauges, electronics and accessories to be fully functional.
A hearty 5.0 L V8 engine sends approximately 288 HP to the rear wheels by way of a smooth 5-speed manual transmission making for an authentic driving experience. Coveted for its uncanny ability to cruise comfortably at high speeds over an extended period of time, the 928 remains among the most highly regarded and iconic grand touring cars of all time. A full engine rebuild was recently carried out in which the engine was completely disassembled, degreased and reassembled with new seals and gaskets. A number of aging components were replaced, and the fuel injectors were cleaned and flow matched. The alternator was also rebuilt and the rubber brake hoses were upgraded with stainless steel units. Accompanied by a collection of service records dating back to its original purchase, this 928 S remains in excellent running order just waiting to be enjoyed.
The sale of this iconic luxury grand tourer will include a set of two keys, the original books and window sticker, a toolkit and an extensive collection of maintenance records. Do not miss out on your opportunity to get behind the wheel of this impeccable 1985 Porsche 928 S.
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Auction Results
- Highest Bid: $21,000
- Auction End: Apr 10, 2020 07:30:01PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 10
Comments (33)
Bid in the amount of $21,000
Bid in the amount of $19,500
Bid in the amount of $17,750
Bid in the amount of $17,500
Bid in the amount of $15,500
@garagekept it does
Much appreciated
Beautiful car
@deeskate you are not wrong. The original owner in Chicago drove the car until 2004 with 68k miles on it when a timing belt broke. The car then sat in storage until being purchased by a Michigan resident in 2018 and changed hands again to be completely gone through and in the condition it is shown today. 477 miles recorded since 2004. Three owner car. Hope that clears up any confusion.
Please correct me if im wrong
Last odo reporting was at 68k miles in 2004
So vehicle did 477 miles since 2004
Also could you please advise how many previous owners
Thank you
Bid in the amount of $10,250
Edit...found the cold start video. Thanks for that one..
@garagekept Can you provide some videos? Cold start, driving, walk around? That would help a lot!
Bid in the amount of $10,000
Bid in the amount of $9,280
@eloutfi appreciate the advice. Those questions have already been asked and the original wheels were not part of the sale, hence not part of the sale here. Head unit included. Those can be found and replaced by the new owner as he or she desires . What we do have is the original window sticker and the original owner warranty card - there's no replacing that!
@garagekept I have an 84S 4 speed with the exact same color combo. About the wheel what I recommend is calling the person who sold it and see if they might have them. When I bought my 84, the dealer did with mine and know I have the original wheels on my car. Sometimes the previous owners leave them in their garage and same for the headunit. The seller might have just removed it and left in his garage. Nice that it has it's original paint. Nice video.
@Ddeph67 here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZeGcBS7NqE&feature=youtu.be
@eloutfi according to the readings, the car has its original paint.
@eloutfi Paint meter readings should be posted soon. If you like the original wheels, you're in luck because they are way cheaper than the Turbo twists! Regarding the engine service, please reference the service records and photos in the listing.
@Periokid I just did some readings and asked PCAR to post them to the listing. We do not have the original wheels; however, you could take off the Turbo twists, sell them and buy two sets of original wheels.
@Periokid I don't see any paint meter readings either. I personally prefer the manhole wheels. What about the engine service?
I don't see the paint meter readings. Are the original wheels available?
Bid in the amount of $8,500
Has it been resprayed or is that the original paint and do you have the manhole wheels.
@PorscheLover179 from the mechanic:
Engine work: A compression test was first performed to confirm that cylinder 1 and 2 had no compression. Removed the engine, as this will make other gasket replacement easier. Removed cylinder heads, found 2 bent exhaust valves and 2 bent intake valves. No damaged to cylinder wall or pistons, valves where slightly bent. Bank 2 had no valve problems or loss of compression. The valves don’t crash into the piston, they come into contact with the piston and bend enough so the valve does not fully seat into the head, causing the loss of compression. While the engine was out, all gaskets where replace to seal the motor to prevent oil leaks that every 928 has. The short block, crank, rods and pistons where left alone. No need for replacement with the low millage which was apparent in the cross hatching on the nikasil cylinder walls. Picture of the lower part of the engine (asked PCAR to add to the listing) showing no carbon/oil build up and see how clean the inside of the motor is, representing the lower millage.
@Ddeph67 will get you one tomorrow and post the link here.
@PorscheLover179 gathering some answers for you from the mechanic. Stay tuned.
Any chance of a cold start video?
Can you provide additional information about the scope of the engine work performed? The description cites a full engine rebuild, but the receipt describes only valve and cylinder head work. Do you have any evidence that there was no piston damage to the cylinders where the valves crashed into the pistons when the timing belt broke?
@PorscheLover179 Oops, please disregard, I see in the discription the location is given!
Beautiful 928. Where is it located?
@Quincydubois no, we do not have it. The car was acquired with the current head unit.
Original ‘head unit’ available?
Bid in the amount of $5,000