928 S4
30 September 2002 | 08:33 PM
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Hi,
http://www.911virgin.com/stock.htm always seem to have a few nice examples:
If you need any 928 info have a look at http://www.928.org.uk/ if you havent already.
Hope this helps.
Trev
http://www.911virgin.com/stock.htm always seem to have a few nice examples:
If you need any 928 info have a look at http://www.928.org.uk/ if you havent already.
Hope this helps.
Trev
30 September 2002 | 08:50 PM
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Kind thanks for that, I feel that i'm now going to have to buy that house with a garage sooner, rather than later.......Could be a steal at 7k.....the things capable of about 170mph standard.......I may have to O U a drink for making me aware of them.....
Regards
The Baron.
Regards
The Baron.
01 October 2002 | 09:38 AM
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Henry at Prestige & Performance is a star. I bought a 911 from him and sold it SoR through him afterwards and he returned me £250 more than we agreed!
I have no experience of 928's, but I know a few who do. They can be great cars, although more GT than sports, but compared with other Porsches the bills can be huge: 911 spare key (in '94) £15 including light; 928 key £72.
Get a good one and you should be fine, if a bit familiar with your local petrol station.
Fen
I have no experience of 928's, but I know a few who do. They can be great cars, although more GT than sports, but compared with other Porsches the bills can be huge: 911 spare key (in '94) £15 including light; 928 key £72.
Get a good one and you should be fine, if a bit familiar with your local petrol station.
Fen
01 October 2002 | 06:00 PM
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I love 928's, and would probably have a last of line GTS Manual in my garage for the rest of my life if i could!
They do not seem to be as reliable as other Porsches though unfortunatley, probably cause they are so complex!
I've driven a good few thousand miles in various Porsches - various 911's,944S2,914,Box S,356,and two different 928's, the only cars to ever let me down and need the AA were both 928's
Expect less than 20mpg as well!
They do not seem to be as reliable as other Porsches though unfortunatley, probably cause they are so complex!
I've driven a good few thousand miles in various Porsches - various 911's,944S2,914,Box S,356,and two different 928's, the only cars to ever let me down and need the AA were both 928's
Expect less than 20mpg as well!
02 October 2002 | 09:31 AM
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Nope, couldnt resist it theo, your were right.....the boards sweet, however with 500 odd posts I fear that you need to drive more and type less...lol
I've heard that the repair bill can be huge, but im prepared for that.....I have a contact who LPG'd his 928...anyone got any experience of LPG and what you can and cant do with it eg supercharging, nos and all the silly things that go with being YDAFOC?
Regards to all and to Theo's Scooby.....Been driving it latley or does she need her legs streched ;-) Oh MEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEME
Not that I'm begging at all
The Baron
I've heard that the repair bill can be huge, but im prepared for that.....I have a contact who LPG'd his 928...anyone got any experience of LPG and what you can and cant do with it eg supercharging, nos and all the silly things that go with being YDAFOC?
Regards to all and to Theo's Scooby.....Been driving it latley or does she need her legs streched ;-) Oh MEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEME
Not that I'm begging at all
The Baron
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