A time capsule and flawless gem, waiting decades to be properly wound out on Hwy 1 and in the Santa Cruz hills... Wow, they really knew how to style P-cars back then. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/cto/1582844036.html ** I have no affiliation with this vehicle, it was pointed out to me today to tempt and torment me ** Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I would ditch those chromed wheels for a proper set before I even started the car up. Otherwise, very nice -- I think black was far and away the most popular color for the last gen of accordion-bumpered Turbos.
you are correct...the wheels look proper and are a period correct mod. the 86 was a nice -car but the 87-89 had the euro headlights and the 9" rear wheels that made it look a bit tougher! my 930 has 11" wheels on the rear and i must say it looks to be straight off the track! i agree w/ a previous poster, that the 930 is just proportionally right and to me personally, the quintessential road going porsche. pcb
or never really for sale? craigslist has not trumped e-bay for being scam central! darth, i just sold a set of fuchs 16x9 wheels to the capt of the yacht "madsummer". a 257' lurssen...google it and have a look. pcb
chrome don't get you home, I do like the look of the all chrome Lindsey's Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Just one of the problems with chrome on Fuchs is that it won't reliably stay on the wheel. It eventually starts flaking off. Faster with more humidity. Has to do with the metallurgy of the forged Fuchs.
no. 87-89 had 9" wheels on the rear. 86 still had the 7" fronts and 8" in the rear as delivered from the factory. many have been subsequently upgraded. as a note, the factory fuchs 16x9's are very desireable thus expensive in the secondary market. pcb
Chrome and aluminum are dissimilar metals. To do it properly a barrier metal has to be plated on first then chrome over that. I used to work in a shop that chrome plated landing gear for commercial airliners. These struts were steel but they did do aluminum bits from time to time. The whole process was kind of fascinating.
my former '79 (what a YEAR for 930's) with the 'skinny' BUT original finish fuchs... Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login