Thank you so much for taking the time to produce all your wonderful videos, much appreciated. You're not kidding about the legendary 928; timeless design and then some! That rear end has got to be one of the most particular and instantly recognizable designs ever! A true masterpiece!

I LOVE the 928s! They're beautiful! Thanks for finding this one Kyle and great video as always!

and get me one of those phones... with the scanners

I hate it when people put aftermarket transmissions and steering wheels. It is like they think the 928 is crap. Porsche 928's are beautiful cars.

I always thought those pop-up headlights were the weirdest looking things. The rest of the car really is timeless, though. Styling definently ahead of it's time.

i love how the car can do almost double what the speedo says

Beautiful, clean old Porsche. I love the sound.

This is truely one of the greatest Porsche's ever made... it is a real shame that morons try to "improve" them with aftermarket rims, steering wheels, ect.

This is one of those cars where you just leave it alone.

There's nothing I hate more than when someone puts a different steering wheel on a Porsche.

That is one BEAUTIFUL Porsche!

Wow that is in amazing condition! What a car.

Wow thanks Kyle! Such a great car. The engine has a nice mellow tone to it, I guess to match the rest of the porsches out there

beautiful car, i love the 928s. nice vid!!!

Very nice find man. I always loved that body style. It`s in really nice shape for the age. Yes there may be a few things not standard equipment, but people are free to do so with there own cars and the new buyer is free to change things to their taste as well. Thank you as always, super video, Kyle.

One of the greatest Porsches of all time. 928 is a true classic.

OMG! I love how the headlights go up haha

those headlights are freaking sweet

wow! nice find! :D i never saw one of these in person. lol

I love the 928, my favorite Porsche

Nice color! Real nice shape for an 81'

Just saw this on "Wheeler Dealers" about 2 days ago lol. Nice find!

So happy, i just got one. It needs cosmetic work (back seats, shift, dashboard and carpets) along with a little bit of wiring (gonna replace speakers, stereo, and switch system for power windows) has 75k miles, and it runs like its new after thirty years.

hard to believe its 30 years old! excellent condition holy crap!

I have an 04 Z4 but the 928 was and will always be my favorite car.

nice !! a legendary car !

This is my dream car, and has been since I first saw one as a kid. I hope that they have the original steering wheel and shift nob. Finding a correct steering wheel and shift knob from this era is difficult. The turbo wheels are also incorrect, but finding the correct 928 wheels is a little bit easier. Thanks.

Wow, thats CLEAN! You just made me miss my 928SC. Then I remembered watching my bank account drain to keep her on the road. Still a fun ride if your pockets are deep enough.

beautiful car!!!

amazing car

Nice look well maintain

nice vid, thanks.

love the color!

the headlights are so awesomeee.

wow so lovely car

nice car, its always been a model I liked

THAT IS IMHO THE GREATEST CAR EVER CONCIEVED......I LOVE THEM

i have always wanted a 928.

sweet little car

A rare car indeed!

Damn nice, how many owners has it had not including you guys? The early ones are real nice cruisers, i have an 87 S4 5 speed and it's had about 5 owners so far, although it has all the signs that someone has been taking care of it properly all it's life, Brake fluid was actually still red, oil is always clean, no vaccuum leaks, no rust whatsoever except on the parts that the undercoating was chipped/broken. This 81 seems very good.

am happy that porsche lover has this.this with 924 944 mi favorite under porsche i though want to bring 928 or 968 back to live in few years love the appeal sound and the wheels

Timeless Bodystyle....it is. Over 30 years and still a Beauty

those headlights are awesome. and it sounds like a spaceship lol.

You are talking about the early 911s. Their engine is in the back, that means that the weight distribution is uneven and the car wants to swap ends in the corners. 924, 944 and 928 models have the engine in the front and the gearbox in the back. That makes them much steadier in the corners.

This is the type of Porsche I like.

I know this is three months old, but I owned a porsche 924 for a little while and it handled great. I took it to 90-100mph on the regular.

What attracts me to this car ,is AC/DC used one on one of their Bon Scott era vids.

Nice Car

cool! thats actually really nice :)

that car is perfect shape

I haven't seen one of these cars in a long time

my dad has a 1979 porsche 928, its black and the interior is orange....fun to drive, and fast

The one with rear sun visors cool

Car looks like Kermit when the lights r up....Thats total win!

Scarface car

Both cars have their own qualities.. 928 is more of a luxury GT - full leather interior, lots of electric equipment, but it still goes fast - just like a Porsche should. 944 is more 'economical' car - if you can use this word speaking about a Porsche.. Not as well equipped (usually) as the 928, smaller engine (parts of the 928 5.0 V8 block were used to make the 2.5 litre inline-4 used in the 944). But it was still a Porsche - and the 944 is still able to kick ass of most modern cars. You choose.

@pbsgph That's really good for a car of that age. My friend's 1998 Grand Cherokee with a 5.9 V8 produces just 220 hp, but can still do 0-60mph in the mid 6-second range.

My first car :)

I did check yours out. The 1980 is a truly gorgeous looking beast, it's SO much better with the right wheels (bit smokey though, what is this the Wacky races? - lol) These cars are so under-priced and so beautiful (and fast) that surely they are going to have to appreciate at some point. PS. Have you checked out Mark Anderson racing his 928? It really shows the potential that this car had/has. I think that Porsche didn't race it at the time because it would have made the 911 look bad!

get the original wheels back on the car pls!! and it wants its gear lever and steering wheel back too

Nice Porshe, have you ever made a video of a 911 Turbo?

I LOVED THAT TYPE OFF CAR,

Follow-up: what did this sell for, as a reference point?

@saabkyle04 At 5:30 - 5: 32, did you notice the oil temp go down? What do you think is up with that? Age?

Wanted one of these for a while, just a shame about insurance in the UK.

@MagnumPI4 That's on of those colors we had back in those days. Hell.., be happy it isn't hot pink (lol)

you should test drive it!

are those driving lights that are right next to the front fog lights?

Whenever you open the sunroof on older cars, I always worry they will fail. And this one looked like it wasn't going to close!

@esj561 Cause they're the crappy USA 7" version, the 928 was actually designed for the 8" H4's.

You read my comment wrong, and it is a fact. The sounds of the 928's engine were used in Back to the Future to give the DeLorean a little more power in its sound.

@2fast4all There's a few different styles if you hit up google images. But it looks like they're all in the 17-18 inch range.

...what a gorgeous car. especially for the year and rarity of the model (and the face that it's a Porsche, which are usually driven hard by the first-time buyers :/

@90Mrknowitall Actually, that was back when cars were federally mandated to have speedos maxed at 85mph. Note the RED mark at 55mph for the nationwide speed limit for the fuel crisis too. :(

@kmart7843 the 928s was the fastest production vehicle in america for a little bit. The S had 70 more hp so id say 130ish. Not as fast as I thought but still really damn fast for 1981. That would be awsome to see the speedo at 0

One of my favorite cars....the LANDSHARK!!!!!

beautiful car!!! its looks AWESOME in blue! how much?

Nice car, by the way this car is designed by Tony Lapins, who was born in Latvia !

@1thetweekmaster in the late 70s/early 80s all cars had a limiter on them of 85mph. U can take the limiter off.

@Thesuperblack22 Pretty sure it's just because it went up when he started reving it. Have a car with an oil pressure gauge and it is in two different places under normal driving/reving and idling.

@lynchburgcsi57 I guess, are the stock ones 15-16's?

I want one :)

@saabkyle04 I think they might have been referring to the speedometer, 85mph indicated, but I'm pretty certain that v8 could go a little faster lol

@Ty4ons Ah. What kind of car do you have?

Another piece of brilliant German engineering.

@assassin72 Yes. About 140-150mph I believe.

My friend the first Porsche James Dean owned 1954. Porsche 356 speedster. was able to go 100 mph. this is back in 1954. and were talking about a 1981 now.

@stwartfan123 In the US cars had the speedometer only go to 85 for quite a while. I think some silly government restriction or something like that. Most cars could go much faster than that of course. There was a time when the national top speed limit was 55mph up until the late 1980's.

@saabkyle04 Can this car only go 85? i mean, i dont know how often i would go over that, but it seems like it should be more for a V8 porsche

Fact: Sounds of this car's engine were overdubbed to create the engine sounds of the DeLorean from Back to the Future.

wow they say only 20% were manual tranys and whats with the 85mph speedo it does well over 150 easy ,these are very smooth to drive fast too :)

I find it odd that this only has an 85 mph speedometer. Sounds fantastic though!

get that god dam aftermarket shit off that beautiful car.

the 1977-1995 Porsche 928 was assembled in Stuttgart, Germany

My friend Piero just sold one,few days ago. Poor car was in horrible condition. But he sold it well,they are not cheap.

@guffnuh Now that I think of it.... i think it was a law in the 80's to have a speedometer that said 85.

@Thesuperblack22 We have a 1990 Toyota Hilux. I hate it because it is painfully slow (83hp) and horrible to drive, but it's nice to have a oil pressure meter to look at :P The gauge isn't as quick as this one, but like this one it is in one spot and always there when idling and in a different spot when not.

@paintballs124 I STRONGLY have to disagree with your opinion, I think that the 928 looks WAY better than some of the cars being made today!! It looks VERY SEXY I think!!!

Mine is on the same side, right of wheel on the dash. Where's yours?