Turbo V8 running on propane. Don't see that everyday. For a reason.
Ravi
Turbo V8 running on propane. Don't see that everyday. For a reason.
Ravi
Early 911S Registry # 2395
1973 Porsche 911S in ivory white 5sp MT
2015 Porsche Macan S in agate grey 7sp PDK
Frank,
Seems pretty obvious that you have matching engine of this poor raped car. AND that you are just trying to be convinced by all the forum that no, you should not buy this car...
COme on Frank! Just listen to your heart, and try to get a deal from BHCC for this car which is crying to be saved.
Maybe you can close a deal trading it for a rare 912 which has sat in the bottom of a lake for the last 40 yrs. Sure BHCC would be interested.
Only by reselling the propane rocket engine you could get a few 1000's. The subwoofer system is also probably worth a couple 100's. The race seat covers are probably the most interesting part of the deal they must be RARE!
=)
Olivier.
Just sad. One of the bigger POS I have seen for sale. Someone crush it and turn it into a toaster to put it out of its misery.
Frank with the exception of the very strange engine lid slam panel, which has the blank spots of an early car, but the raised rectangular pad on the port side of a later one, I don't see any 65 details here at all. Check out the torsion tube.
1966 911 #304065 Irischgruen
Truly gruesome.
Oddly, I almost wonder if it shouldn't be preserved exactly as is—creepy, vaguely KKK gown-ish "race seat" covers and all—so it can be parked on the lawn next to all of its more fortunate brethren...as the poster child of what was done to early 911s in the name of "updating" in the Slantnose era.
The only guy I know crazy enough to actually do it (and bring it to Porsche events), however, is Myron...
I haven't seen this car in person, nor would I without a vomit bag but I was told the number is 301xxx.
Unless it's a 64, RS, or ex fac race tool I don't think it matters.
"KKK gown-ish seat covers"
Ha!
I'm guessing those clowns understand VIN data and, if it were something exceptional, would be marketing it differently...
1966 911 Coupe - Slate Grey - 304598 - still in restoration!
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