Greeting MY FIRST POST

[Eloutfi]

Greetings

This my first post and I am happy to join the community of other Porsche fans and enthusiasts. Me and my father own an 1984 Porsche 928S that I purchased from Ebay Motors in November of 2017. Me and my father both had bought it from the original owner and it was a time capsule. We bought the car with its original paint and original interior. It had 56,736 miles from new. When we got the car from Connecticut and brought down here to Florida and it looked mint cosmetically, but it had its fair share of issues mechanically. First it had been sitting for while in the previous owners garage up in Fairfield, Connecticut and the engine hadn't gotten a proper service in a while. The first thing we did was do the a oil service, coolant flush, brake pads and rotors, hood insulation and torque tube replacement. Right after the service we had looked in the interior and saw something in between the driver's seat. I put my hand in there and found 2 new cassette tapes and the cars original dealership car that said Traynor Motors Porsche + Audi that had the address of 2269 Post Rd Fairfield, Connecticut which told us that the car had been Connecticut its whole life. After that we looked in the owners manual and found that the car had been purchased February 2, 1984 from the original owner. The seller told us that his father (the original owner) was a businessman and a part time fisherman. He drove it less than a 1,000 miles in the first ten years, and drove it a lot less after. We were finally happy that we got some history of the car. After that I decided to get into the 928 since my father did.(I didn't really know to much about it at the time). After doing some research I saw Rennlist, some videos and some articles and then I knew way more about the history and the development of the 928. I fell in love with it more after knowing more about it. Later on me and my father decided to finish up doing the major service on the car like the timing belt tensioner, head gasket, water pump, alternator rebuild, ac compressor rebuild, fuel lines (I kept all the original parts) and now we drive it about 1,000 miles per year. It currently has 59,856 miles and runs and drive like new. Me and my father are so glad to have gotten that car and now be apart of the community.

Here is video of the car running and driving from the seller.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_G3LVcVacM&feature=youtu.be

Thank You
Eli Loutfi

[TheSecondChris]

awesome car, congratulations! You're not in the 928 forum, though.

[Eloutfi]

Thanks for letting me know. I accidently meant to click 928 forums, but 924/944/968 forums instead. I sent pelican forums an email and it should be fixed soon.

Thank you TheSecondChris for letting me know

Thank you
Eli Loutfi

[Eloutfi]

Unfortunately I can't upload the photos I have of the car because of the size they are, but there are on Rennlist if you want to see some photos of the car. Here's the link to the thread below

https://rennlist.com/forums/928-forum/1173567-greeting-rennlisters-my-first-post.html#post16288977

[Dmitry at Pelican Parts]

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the car! You're in great hands with our knowledgeable and helpful members.

Let us know if you have any questions and check out our DIY tech articles on the 928 for any additional help.

Porsche 928 Tech Articles

[Eloutfi]

Thanks, happy to join.

[harborman]

I also bought my 86 928S with low miles, one owner. The car sat for 19 years until I bought it with 38K miles. I also did the recommended maintenance plus a bit more. Pelican Parts Forum was a great help. Some really knowledgeable people on this site!

[Linderpat]

beautiful car - very nice condition.

[Eloutfi]

Thank you for all the nice comments. There will be update coming soon.

[Eloutfi]

Hello everyone just to let you know there has been an update posted an the car now with more recent photos of the car.

Link is below

1984 Porsche 928 Update

[JK McDonald]

Hey Eli - Welcome and what a great Lucky Duck find ! A 1984 928 in this condition is a time capsule and is becoming extremely rare. Many of us started our restoration process with about as many cosmetic issues as mechanical problems.

Now that you have her back on the road - You need to come up with a name. Something like "Lady In Red" seems appropriate ...

Michael

[Eloutfi]

Originally Posted by JK McDonald

Hey Eli - Welcome and what a great Lucky Duck find ! A 1984 928 in this condition is a time capsule and is becoming extremely rare. Many of us started our restoration process with about as many cosmetic issues as mechanical problems.

Now that you have her back on the road - You need to come up with a name. Something like "Lady In Red" seems appropriate ...

Michael

Definitely will come up with name. I saw your 84 "Miss Purdy" 928. She's beautiful. Thank you for nice comment.

Thank you
Eli Loutfi

[Danglerb]

Welcome to the forum, and drive it more, 928 likes being driven.

[Eloutfi]

Originally Posted by Danglerb

Welcome to the forum, and drive it more, 928 likes being driven.

At the moment it has 59,966 miles. It's about to cross to 60K miles. I drive about 1000 miles. Glad to join the forums. Thanks

Thank You
Eli Loutfi

[Eloutfi]

Greetings

Just wanted to let you know that there is an update on the car with a little bit more recent photos.

Link
1984 Porsche 928 Update

[Eloutfi]

Found the original key tag and wheel lock key in the bag in between the seats.

[Eloutfi]

[honerboys]

that's a good looking car - nice find

[Eloutfi]

Originally Posted by honerboys

that's a good looking car - nice find

Thanks.

[mnak]

good car pictures i loved have same one