Major congratulations for an '89 Turbo S! Those were seriously under-rated cars.
I was surprised to see phone dials, though. I thought the '89 Turbos all came with these:
Major congratulations for an '89 Turbo S! Those were seriously under-rated cars.
I was surprised to see phone dials, though. I thought the '89 Turbos all came with these:
I have the man hole covers as well as the phone dials. There was also a third set that I did not look at carefully. They look like some type of aftermarket 5 or 6 spoke set. Definitely not a set of Porsche wheels. I was bummed as the seller decided to keep the five Fuchs that were in with the stuff. I really wanted them but they knew the value of those.
There was a big parts hall with this car that I have not sorted out yet. I got the feeling this was really me getting all the parts out of the sellers garage and the car happened to come with it. I pulled the car out of the sellers back yard. It involved avoiding a swamp and a bunch of other fun. Turned in to an all day project. Oh and I had to move a sailboat with my truck. That was interesting.
On a side note I am thinking of naming the car Pigpen.
dean1484 said:
I pulled the car out of the sellers back yard. It involved avoiding a swamp and a bunch of other fun. Turned in to an all day project. Oh and I had to move a sailboat with my truck. That was interesting.
On a side note I am thinking of naming the car Pigpen.
Swamp thing? Lazarus?
dean1484 said:Cotton said:I'm interested in the front seats if you decide to sell them. Looks like they're sport seats.
I want to keep these. My plan is to bring this thing back to as nice as possible in stock form with respect to the interior.
I do have a set of black leather standard seats that are in good shape I also have a set of old recaro seats.Both recaro seats need to be recovered and the driver seat frame has been welded more than once as the steal frame broke.
I already have a nice set of standard seats, but the Recaros sound interesting. If you have some pictures please send them. Cottonyzf at gmail.
Back to the mildew. A bucket of water with a good cup or better of vinegar. Soft rag, wipe everything rinsing frequently. Rinse repeat. Carpets, seats, doors. Everything.
After that a follow-up with a spray bottle as needed.
That's how I laid up my boat in Florida and still do my 911 once in a while.
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