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Thread: Should I sell this 1971 911S Targa project with or without the engine

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    Should I sell this 1971 911S Targa project with or without the engine

    Looking for opinions.

    It looks like this project is going to be a bit much for me. As I said when I initially posted about my car last December it does not have a matching numbers engine. The engine is a 1966 901/05 motor with Webers. It does have the original transmission. A number of people have suggested I pull the engine out and sell the car and parts with the matching transmission without the engine. What do you folks think?

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    Kevin
    Early 911S Registry Member Number 3210

    1960 356B
    1970 911T
    1985 Mercedes Benz 280TE

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    I would run the numbers and see what is most advantageous to you from a profitability and time spent standpoint. The engine has no ties to the car and would most likely be more valuable to someone else. That said, you'll need to deal with two customers and two sales rather than one. GLWS
    Peter Kane

    '72 911S Targa
    Message Board Co-Moderator - Early 911S Registry #100

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    Quote Originally Posted by 72targa View Post
    I would run the numbers and see what is most advantageous to you from a profitability and time spent standpoint. The engine has no ties to the car and would most likely be more valuable to someone else. That said, you'll need to deal with two customers and two sales rather than one. GLWS
    Thanks Peter. I was also thinking about holding onto the engine myself. I got rid of a pretty trashed '73 911T a couple years ago and have regretted not keeping the engine.
    Kevin
    Early 911S Registry Member Number 3210

    1960 356B
    1970 911T
    1985 Mercedes Benz 280TE

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    The interior is in really nice shape. I saw a 2.2 Alan Johnson engine around here. Someone could snatch up both.
    David

    '73 S Targa #0830 2.7 MFI rebuilt to RS specs

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    Quote Originally Posted by RSTarga View Post
    The interior is in really nice shape. I saw a 2.2 Alan Johnson engine around here. Someone could snatch up both.
    Yup. The interior is very nice. The door panels and pockets are very nice. The Sport Seats are in very good shape as are the dash and a/c vents. Thanks!
    Kevin
    Early 911S Registry Member Number 3210

    1960 356B
    1970 911T
    1985 Mercedes Benz 280TE

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