Its not green Wayne 
Anyone available to check out a car in Prescott Valley, Arizona?
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I might have to paint it T2 iridescent Tunisian tan poly in honor of @chargervertIts not green Wayne
Kind of like this:
1979 PORSCHE 928 - 'RISKY BUSINESS' MOVIE CAR - Vehicle | Barrett-Jackson Auction Company - World's Greatest Collector Car Auctions
Oddly, I've never watched the movie!
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Well I enjoyed checking the car out for Wayne ! One day I’ll be checking one out for me. Wayne made me a Gold Member , this is something he did not have to do. The car was only 2 miles from my house. Thanks again Wayne
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I agree Wayne is a really good guy,will be meeting him in person. Hope to look at his charger.
These are neat cars - they have engines in the front like typical muscle cars, not in the back like 911s and many other Porches.
I have never driven one but a buddy of mine said they are a great car to drive.
Good Luck!
I have never driven one but a buddy of mine said they are a great car to drive.
Good Luck!
I have never seen Risky business either
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I try to avoid anything with Tom Cruse
Not too long ago the car was advertised for $8,000 and now it's $5,500, but is no longer running. There are several obvious things to address, but it's only time and money. There are a couple of expensive risk items (sink in more money and time) for this car. Some overdue maintenance items for this car with 125k miles need to be address too. The parts bill is tallying upwards quickly. 
The Porsche Excellence magazine market data says a 1978-1982 Porsche 928 is worth between $10,000 - $20,000 for cars in average to excellent condition with no repairs needed. Valued have been flat for more than a year.
I already have a shipper lined up. More money to add to the bottom line if I pull the trigger.
I still have a few more marbles to pick up from the floor.
I'll sleep on it tonight and let the seller know tomorrow.
The Porsche Excellence magazine market data says a 1978-1982 Porsche 928 is worth between $10,000 - $20,000 for cars in average to excellent condition with no repairs needed. Valued have been flat for more than a year.
I already have a shipper lined up. More money to add to the bottom line if I pull the trigger.
I still have a few more marbles to pick up from the floor.
I'll sleep on it tonight and let the seller know tomorrow.
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He said it was running a month ago ? If I’m correct , I don’t believe it.
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Very cool! Those are on the short list of cars I'd love to have one day.
It will probably end up in a salvage yard when he moves back overseas. Of course, the yard will want too much for it too.
I went back to my notes. The seller said the previous owner got it running and then he got got the car a month and a half ago.
Still, it doesn't add up.
Oh, wait a minute! Three movies with a Porsche 928; and I haven't seen any of them!!
Risky Business
Scar Face
Weird Science
It wasn’t about Tom Cruise, it was about this hot chick. Even at 65, she’s still hot.
I wouldn’t mind having both, the chick and the car.
I had a 944 Porsche in 86. Great handling car and rock solid performance, just under powered. It would run a flat 130 in 4th gear and lose 3-5 mph when shifted to 5th.
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