Advice please: 911L to buy or not to buy (not the one I just got)

The seller has accepted my offer, I will inspect the car closely Wednesday next week.
Will let you know.

As one who has purchased such a car, I would suggest you look for all the fasteners. If you are lucky the owner has bagged and tagged these little bits. Enjoy your new find.
Rusty
ps: now with a 71E with S power train, but the original engine and sporto still with the car, just not in it.

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Originally Posted by softwindow

I will be true to you. For someone who´s name is "brakekiller" a L-sportomatic makes no sense, despite you look for a present for your wife or you are planning to change your name to "pretty Boy" . A sportomatic car in Aubergine will be a no go at track days, just suitable for Christopher street days.

If brakekiller is not only a name but conviction you should look for a S, R, ST, RS or RSR and please not in Aubergine. Choose tangerine, black, bahama yellow, silver, ultra blue, slate grey but not "poofy aubergine". What will you do in the race in your "sportomatic" when your competitors change the gears? Will you renew your eyeliner in a extrabig beauty mirror? Or dream of your new highheels?
Brakekiller, you can believe me. This car is a car for a women.

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I just called my doctor to get surgery. and took my LGBT membership.

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Originally Posted by raspy2point2

Change it to a 5 speed and keep the sporto trans for when a woman want to change it back. Chris

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All wonderful reminders of why I'm not much involved with this community.

Best of luck with the purchase and the restoration.

You cannot imagine what I hear about being french (and about my last name too) - you are part if you wanna be. It needs everything/everyone to get the world round.
I have automatic too ;-)

Anyhow, thank you for your message.

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Originally Posted by teenchy

All wonderful reminders of why I'm not much involved with this community.

Best of luck with the purchase and the restoration.

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Originally Posted by teenchy

All wonderful reminders of why I'm not much involved with this community.

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Pretty sure those posts were satire and sarcasm. (And not a bad attempt either.)

Taking life too seriously is bad for one's health.


Xavier,
If you end up with this car definitely go trans gender.

Otherwise you may turn into one of those estrogen-driven sporto fan boys who insist that they just love their Saxomat.

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Originally Posted by tetchy

All wonderful reminders of why I'm not much involved with this community.

Best of luck with the purchase and the restoration.

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Originally Posted by Frank Beck

Pretty sure those posts were satire and sarcasm. (And not a bad attempt either.)

Taking life too seriously is bad for one's health.


Xavier,
If you end up with this car definitely go trans gender.

Otherwise you may turn into one of those estrogen-driven sporto fan boys who insist that they just love their Saxomat.

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Took a while to take the bait, but as always worth the wait!