and...

the 356 “resembled a Bavarian laundry woman from the rear.” p. 227 in Seif, Ingo. 1985. PORSCHE: PORTRAIT OF A LEGEND.


BTW - picking out the letters in light silver really looks nice on that 928

I've seen this car locally

Not sure why, but this pic made me think of Snipe and his fat-arsed 928.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1252355321.jpg

Stop foisting your sick fantasies on the rest of us dot.

Agreed.

Nothing wrong with the 928 except Porsche pretty much stopped development too soon.

Bearing in mind the local MB dealer has new SL models in stock (always a 928 rival), it shows that it could have been developed and sold into, at least, the mid 2000s.

There were too many dated issues: door window, door stops, heating/ac, stupid design for removal of rear speakers, electrics, leather shrinkage (did several dashes under warranty for that) and the feeling that although Porsche made the car, they weren't too interested in it.

During the last year of production, which I believe was off production line, the dealers were encouraged (had) to take one with their 993 orders.

In the end, a car that was too expensive for what is was, but not too expensive for what it COULD have been.

Personally, I always wondered why Porsche just didn't use the MB V8 motor.......to go with the MB auto trans.
I would have a 928GT anytime....

Mark

A factory 928 turbo is the greatest car Porsche never built, and never will.

Quite right. What was I thinking? The hair's too short.

Hey, whatever does it for you, but please don't post any more of your whack off material on this site.