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Happy New Year shark owners, I'm hoping to find an S4 windshield washer tank. (the big one in the passenger fender)? Anyone in the PacNW have one they don't need?? ?Hope all your winter projects

I also expect that with the current trend in 928 pricing, this vehicle is probably worthless to most people. But it was worth a shot. Jeff Evans [email protected]> wrote:

I saw the name once I read the actual description but didn't recall meeting him.? I must have met him way back at one of Guemes or Concours gatherings. Hopefully someone will snap this up and

Car was owned by Fred Perez, SJ Island. Jim and Sue know him and his car; he's been at a few San Juan Concours and at least one of the get-togethers on Guemes. Long time owner.

It is an AT and has 15XXXX miles.? Not that it's a bad thing, but truly sounds like a sorted driver 928 (and a euro old body style with the 310 HP engine).? Also said it was worked on by Leif so one

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Anyone on here?? Looks pretty clean and decent price https://seattle.craigslist.org/est/ctd/d/redmond-1985-porsche-928/7700441684.html Edit:? Read the ad, sounds like someones estate is selling for

I also have a bunch of black trim (fog bezels, rear 3 piece spoiler, and some window trim for an interested anti-silver party. [email protected]> wrote:

yes, someone put a lot of silver into this car. It's a little too nice to turn to a parts car, especially with the lack of room I have at the moment. Jeff Evans [email protected]> wrote:

yea, I thought so, but looking at the "body" vs all the other black stuff it seems the body paint is good, and the other stuff made to go monochrome look like beading/mirror rubbers/bumperettes/light

Silver sheep dip. --- Gustatus Similis Pullus [email protected]> wrote:

For the other part of your question, it's a well known thing with the 944 to make/buy a separate headlight relay harness. This has a couple of positive things going for it. First, you avoid fires from

Interesting... That's a lot of silver :D Is it repainted? or did the P.O. just paint the bumperettes, wing etc ?

Here's the photos. Looking for 3500. Do have the passenger door panel. [email protected]> wrote:

Well if they actually produce 1600 lumens, that's promising, but it still bothers me that no one bothers to orient the LED chips transversely to properly mimic the transverse filament of an H3 bulb;

I'll update with some photos soon. The car has been off the road for a really long time (2014 was the last tabs before the previous owner registered it}. Starts right up, but idles odd after it starts

Regarding your question about suitable H3 LED options: Porsche specified 55-watt H3 halogen bulbs for the fog and auxiliary driving light locations. 55-watts (halogen) is the equivalent of 1240

6mo. I dont expect any H3 ever to work in our shallow housings. Ever. And be better. Ever. --- Gustatus Similis Pullus

How long ago did you try Woodpeck's kit? I just looked it up and noticed that they're advertising the current offering as being "new for 2022." (Of course, they're also making the contradictory

Not really, no. There are H3 LEDs out there, but they are too big for our very 'not very deep' housings. The ones that do fit, are NOT as bright as OE wattage either, because they are compromised by