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![]() I'm off the soabox now. -K Last edited by XLR8928; 06-25-2013 at 07:26 AM.. |
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1985 Porsche 928s
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To many Porsche purists, it seems that the only "real" Porsche is one with the engine in the back - although I get the sense that the Boxster is also treated with disdain by some. I love the 911 and [most of] its derivatives and I try not to get into making comparisons between models because they all have their strengths and weaknesses. I have loved the 928 since the first time I saw pictures of it back in 1977. My brother-in-law had one in the late 80's and I thought he was the luckiest guy on the planet.
For me, it was not a case of comparing all the Porsche models and buying the one I thought was the best; it was a case of owning a 928. Put it this way, if everyone loved it, the prices would be much higher and I probably wouldn't have one sitting in my garage today. I don't really care what others think. The 928 was ground-breaking. It was not an evolution but a technical home-run straight out of the gate and it still looks good today. You don't buy a 928 as a status symbol; the majority of people don't know what it is anyway. You buy a 928 because you appreciate quality engineering, a timeless design, the throb of a Porsche-designed V8 and a thrilling drive each and every time you take it out - oh, and you don't mind getting your hands dirty. Some 911 owners will resent you as a 928 owner for sneaking into their exclusive club without paying the full price of admission. Well, too bad. Enjoy the 928 for what it is; a truly awesome machine. Joke: A guy walks up to a 911 owner and asks if the engine is in the back or the front. The owners replies, "well, that all depends if the road is wet". Last edited by 5l32v4c; 06-25-2013 at 09:14 AM.. |
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agree 100% w th above
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