FS: 1969 Porsche 911 T

[Revsup808]

VIN: 119100004

Engine: 6193031

Trans: 161113 Type: 902/0

Color Code: 6853-L(metallic blue)

Exterior: This car was professionally painted black but was originally Metallic blue from the factory. The paint still shines and has all the original body panels. The body seems to be all original and the whole under body including the torsions, A arms, Pan and battery box are very solid. The glass is in good shape but would need new rubber mouldings all around

Interior: This car has a full all original interior except for non period correct black seats and is missing the door pockets. Its in overall good condition including original Porsche floor mats, steering wheel, gauges etc. It also has has factory AC and the headliner is in great shape.

Powertrain/Suspension/Wheels: This car still has its original engine and was running when parked and put into dry storage. The motor turns freely and has a '69 911 MFI intake and airbox and Not the correct Zenith carburetors as they were sold off by previous owner. This car was originally a sportomatic but later had a manual gearbox installed. This car needs a new clutch. It has Koni red shocks and the suspension arms and torsions are solid front to back. This car will come with non date coded 6x15 Fuchs alloy flats with good tires.(not as pictured)

Overall: This car can be on the road and driving with minimal effort, money and time compared to full restoration projects out there. Get your chance at an early 911 before they jump higher into the collector car realm.

Asking $34,500 obo call 808-256-5102 or email Revsup808@gmail.com
Click link for 70 pics: http://s187.photobucket.com/user/isr...sche%20911%20T

[leedurrant73]

Hello,

Do you have a clear picture of the paint plate. I have 119100008. I think you have the earliest production 69 MY surviving sporto. Could you post a picture of the paint plate on the door. Mine has a body number stamped with the chassis number.
Which is a little different than most. Is yours the same?

Thank you for the help.

Regards lee

[beh911]

From the link the seller provided, the paint plate shows 6853 which is Metallic Blue

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VIN stamping

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[Revsup808]

^^Thank you Beh911

[72targa]

This sure looks like 119100004 to me...

[Rusty]

Revs up, s/n of engine states it is a 69T, but looks to have MFI TB and Stacks. Engine mods?
Thanks,
Rusty

[Bullethead]

This car has experienced quite a transformation!

Update: https://www.thebarnmiami.com/vehicle...porsche-911-rs

Now presented as "1969 Porsche 911 RS 3.0 chassis #00004." (sic)

"Fully documented nut and bolt restoration with only 50+ miles since completion, hotrod 3.0L RSR twin plug motor with fuel injected independent throttle bodies, and custom built engine management system. Full mechanical build by the renowned MGM Motorsports. Tuned to run on pump gas with 230 RWHP and 190 FT LBS torque at 7600 RPMS. 5 Speed differential transmission with limited slip and billet aluminum bearing plate. Transmission is geared for top speed of approximately 145 MPH. All trades welcome, even multiple cars! By Appointment only.""

[ennisk1]

It was at DRT when I last saw it. It was built by Marty Gilbert (MGM in Pompano). Marty is a great guy and knows his stuff as he used to work with Butch Stokes. He did the 2.2 liter motor in my first hot rod and that thing was strong.
The car is ok, a little rough around the edges, but definitely a nice build. Too bad its set up as a "tribute"....thats so 2005. Price is stupid and it now has that Miami stink about it.