Young whippersnappers need not apply
 

Porsche 928 | eBay

My 50s are still many years away - guess this means my 928 has not been respected or properly maintained :(. As such please disregard all my project threads in the 928 forum - the work was obviously worthless.

Love how he says it is all original except for RMB. Let's see...at a glance in his crappy photos, I can also find a new head unit, hilarious Porsche crest stickers on the fenders, aftermarket belt tensioner. Wonder what else is lurking.

I never knew before that these cars explode when not driven. When is the NTSB going to do something about this?!

Wow, I did not realize anyone under 50 did not have respect or money...

Nice. Just goes to show that money can't buy class.

I would rather someone buy it who has taste and remove the crests as their first act of ownership.

What if someone is really old, like 100 years old, but doesn't have a buck in his pocket, can he bid on the car?

I want to go win the auction and not pay.

Personally, I've always wondered exactly what a 'whippersnapper' was?
This, along with whether there ever was a barrel with crackers in it?

As it is, I qualify to bid, but I ain't buying what he's selling.

Just plain stupid. I bought my first 930 at 24 while serving in the military.
The ER doc that sold her to me never blinked an eye.

MattR

Yeah, I hear you Matt930s. I had my first targa at 17... Six other Porsches since... Sounds like a grump that hates his children/grandchildren or something.

Looks pretty rough to me...

haaaaaa.

Carpet dirty, shift knob worn and faded, rims oxidized, console cover sun bleached...yet perfect in every way? Elderwood has been sniffing too much of that Spanish moss or swallowing too much Spanish fly.. to uphold his user ID.
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That radio has "gentleman" written all over it.

I guess he saw Risky Business.

What's with the Battery Tender clipped to the two wires? They come with quick disconnects, so this does not looks very safe.