'84 928

[flyinyam]

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2...

Thoughts on this from people far more experienced than me.

I've a 928 sized hole in the garage to fill and wonder if I'm becoming more and more desperate.

Something just doesn't sit right with it for me,

Only 400 miles in last 10 yrs. Only 15 in last 12 months.

Am I just being cynical or am I missing something obvious?

Cheers

Fy

Edited by flyinyam on Friday 9th March 11:59

[goldstar500]

Seems cheap too cheap maybe but i bought a cheap unloved 928s 10 years ago and it turned out to be a great car,ok i spent approx £10k in those 10 years doing a lot of the work needed myself saving a fortune in labour costs and dont regret for a minute the decision..

I have just sold my 928s for several times what that one is going for so while i never bought as a investment it worked out to be a good one..

If you go for it have a decent chuck ready for some big bills even if you are handy with some spanners..by the way a sorted 928s will put a smile on your face for sure.

[numtumfutunch]

Its being sold by a trader listing it on ebay with sub GCSE English and it has no warranty.

What could possibly go wrong?

[jakesmith]

flyinyam said:

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2...

Thoughts on this from people far more experienced than me.

I've a 928 sized hole in the garage to fill and wonder if I'm becoming more and more desperate.

Something just doesn't sit right with it for me,

Only 400 miles in last 10 yrs. Only 15 in last 12 months.

Am I just being cynical or am I missing something obvious?

Cheers

Fy

Edited by flyinyam on Friday 9th March 11:59

I really wanted to buy one of these as a student in 1999 when they were £1000. Knowing nothing about working on cars and having zero funds for repairs stood in my way. How are you on these 2 measures? I don't think it's right to have a car like that and not have an ongoing program of refurbishment in place, but F me that's obviously going to cost a bit to get looking good