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After an early 928

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kevinod

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Hey guys,

Hi from Cork, Ireland... [:)] looking at getting my hands on a 928. I'm driving a Mitsubishi FTO at the moment, [8D] and the 928 would be a weekend car.

Not hung up on colour, would prefer a manual but would happily go for an auto if a suitable model came up. My main restriction is it would need to be a 78/79 model (classic road tax), and it would need to have no crash damage (or very light).

A project car would be fine, as in one that needs work. Basically I'd be looking to give any model a good home, getting it back to its original glory!

Keeping an eye out here and there, ebay, 928.org.uk, and just found this site.

Do these kinds of models come up much, or is it hens teeth region?

Looking fwd to it!
Kev.
 
Hi Kev :)

They do come up but not often, autos will be more common as around 85% were autos. and the manuals hold a small premium on the price..so as an example a 3k auto will be around 4k if manual..

All the best Brett :)
 
Hey Brett, thanks for the reply!

There is hope then! [:D] I'm not in any rush with it, but at the same time hope it doesn't take too long... must suss out what insurance would be like for one of these beasties too...
 
ORIGINAL: kevinod

Hey Brett, thanks for the reply!

There is hope then! [:D] I'm not in any rush with it, but at the same time hope it doesn't take too long... must suss out what insurance would be like for one of these beasties too...
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Hi KEV :)

No problem if I hear of any I will post in this thread and you will get notification of reply :)

My insurance is around £500 but im ancient lol :)

All the best Brett :)
 
a 1979 928 cost me £120 fully comp with recovery and agreed valuation at RS Specialist Insurance . limited to 5000 miles per year. I live in a low insurance area and am over 50
 
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