FS: 1973 911S coupe

Very original 1973 911S coupe was brown now Grand Prix White done correctly. Original interior with sport seats, all metal body NO RUST Calif car. Engine and MFI has 16,500, rebuilt brake system, transmission, clutch, suspension. Replaced the leaky fuel tank with a good original. Very fast, I've had it to 135 with more to go. Polished 5 Fuchs, complete tool kit, jack, spare, NOS Owners Manual, sport exhaust, original radio. 117,000 on chassis # 9113300928. 16,500 on eng # 6331439. Not concours but an extremely clean driver. $39,500. Contact at gcm@earthlink.net or 805-630-3663, George.

gcm,

Perhaps you would get more responses if you placed this info in the Classified section under For Sale/Wanted: Early 911 Cars, 1966 - 1973 ...

Just'a thought

how about pics?

don

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Originally Posted by Chuck Miller

gcm,

Perhaps you would get more responses if you placed this info in the Classified section under For Sale/Wanted: Early 911 Cars, 1966 - 1973 ...

Just'a thought

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Hey Chuck - you not wearing your glasses anymore??? Hehehe just joking - but he has had his car on the afformentioned classifieds section for some time now - only difference is that the price went up!
Here's the ad:

For Sale:
1973 911S non sunroof coupe
Original drive train with MFI engine rebuilt 15,800 miles ago. Original Sepia Brown/black now Grand Prix White/black, properly done. Has only a few stone chips and paint is smooth and glossy - looks great even up close. Vin 9113300928 Engine 6631439. Mechanicals and electricals in excellent condition, everything works including the clock and original radio. Interior in excellent shape, dash redone, new carpeting, seats and panels in great shape, headliner perfect. Tires are about 60 to 70%, original 15" Fuchs. Spare tire, jack, complete tool kit, NOS owners manual. Sport exhaust (twin pipe). You can drive this S across country without concern. No A/C, no aftermarket anything except the steering wheel. No rust, no oil leaks, no smoking. I've had the car to 135 MPH and it handles flawlessly, I have no doubt that it will make the 143 that Porsche claimed in 1973.

$37,500. Contact George McMurtry: gcm@earthlink.net cell: 805-630-3663

4/4/05

I think I looked at that car, not a keeper IMO been for sale a very long time. I don't mean to dis anyone just think if it is the same one that has been adv. in PCA mart its not the quality the ad might state. Again IMO.

Back again --- see post #1243 . . .
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...r-Sale/page125


10 years, ago --- from a One-and-gone Poster . . .