Pic/info request : Porsche Strosek 928 gullwing

A friend of mine has a 1994 Strosek 928. He purchased the car from Fred Opert Racing in Ramsey around 12 years ago. At the time, it was a very expensive car. Today it's worth about 1/4 of what he paid.

I will see if he has any photos of the car. It has less than 5k miles on the clock and sees very little driving time these days.

 

Porsche 928s are terrific cars! Those are all interesting examples. I haven't seen a Strosek 928 in a long time.

 

When I get home I'll check a few of my books.. I know I've seen this car before (but definitely pre-1993). I do have to wonder how you reach/close the door if you're seated.. I've got some pretty long arms and I don't think there's any way I could manage it!

 

Looks WAY better. I never liked the Strosek headlamps. Looks like a Saab logo on the back though.

 

nice! The 928 has such a great ass!

 

Compensating spring can be tensioned to make the pedal as hard or soft as you want - only takes a pair of wrenches


Previous owner '87 S4
Current owner '83 euro spec S

 

Not sure about the Countach, but certainly true for the 928.
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LOL, they must have a motor that closes the door for you becus I dont see any 3 ft long straps to pull down the door

 

Just start closing the door as you get into the car...

 

Are 928 body kits (Strosek or otherwise) even sold anywhere in the states?

 

IMO the best aftermarket treatment to an already almost perfect design;
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If I remember right, that silver 928 with the silver leather was made for a Japenese client of Strosek's. I think I've seen an article about it in a magazine a few years back.

 

is it me or does the White 928 have a 'Rainbow Coalition" plate on the front of it..........not that there is anything wrong with it