Turbinesurgeon

Never thought I’d see a GTS on Copart. I wonder what this will fetch

https://www.copart.com/lot/36480383/1993-porsche-928-gts-on-toronto

copperstew

Looks like the ceiling fell down on it.

The Forgotten On

It's a very early 93 according to the build date. That damage is repairable though for a skilled body shop.

Kevin in Atlanta

This would be time to delete the sunroof.

Adamant1971

I hope they have had it covered. We have been getting lots of rain lately and snow before that.

zaevor2000

Jeff Spicoli's dad is a TV repairman with a great set of tools.

I'm sure HE can fix it...or blame it all on the rival high school...

khalloudy

Easy fix… just the hatch with glass, rear spoiler, windshield and maybe the roof panel followed by a full paint job. 20K-30K total. I think it is worth about 25-30K realistically.

davek9

I'll pass, missing jump post cover

Wondering why the mileage not showing as key is on.

IcemanG17

49500 Canadian or $36800 USD...no thanks....no mileage listed either...& bonus salvage title will make it that much harder to get into the USA.....

Adamant1971

That figure is an estimated retail value. The auction has yet to start. I think it starts on the 14th.

Kevin in Atlanta

Nothing to see here.. Keep moving along.

Tom. M

According to the registry it has (had) around 52K miles. Interior looks really clean given the damage. Someone has also updated the registry entry too with all the pics from Copart.
Will be interesting to see what it goes for.

Turbinesurgeon

knowing Copart I highly doubt anything was done. They usually don’t care. So I guess this thing probably had 6 feet of snow sitting in it. I still think there is a lot of value if it purchased at The right price.

928 GT R

No matter what, it is a risky proposition. If the interior gets wet and the floor fills with water the electronics will be a mess. Hopefully the motor is good and at least a donor...

GLTA on this one...

zaevor2000

I concur with this assessment.

At this point it is only a parts car, and not enough car parts in good shape to make it worthwhile to have as a parts car.

With the exposure to the elements probably most of the electrical parts are probably fried and the interior parts that would have made it cost effective are rubbish being exposed to the elements like that.

Even if by some miracle someone dumped a **** ton of money in it it would still be a Salvage title wrecked car and won't bring in anywhere near the money you would have spent to bring it back from the dead.

"It's dead, Jim"- famous Star Trek quote...