FS: @eBay - 1969 Porsche 911

[tompeter34]

1969 Porsche 911 On Ebay

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[Arne]

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[DOUGS73E]

For the record on this thread . . .
VIN: 1191120651

[LiveFromNY]

Been watching that car on eBay for awhile now. Great to see someone who really knows how to sell a car. Awesome description. Well done.

[tcsracing1]

zero discription equals 25k project car.

[jmz]

This one is in my backyard. ...needs a lot of work. If you do all the work yourself it might make sense but needs a lot of metal work and a full engine rebuild or replacement.

[tcsracing1]

This one is in my backyard. ...needs a lot of work. If you do all the work yourself it might make sense but needs a lot of metal work and a full engine rebuild or replacement.

typical of an old 911T project. Everything looks like it is all there. So it would be a decent project.

[Arne]

This one is in my backyard. ...needs a lot of work. If you do all the work yourself it might make sense but needs a lot of metal work and a full engine rebuild or replacement.

typical of an old 911T project. Everything looks like it is all there. So it would be a decent project.

But needing a lot of metal work AND a full rebuild for $35k? That seems high to me. I don't have much more than that in my '72 T, and it has the rust already repaired and engine is freshly rebuilt. The car in this ad might be a decent project at $20-25k, but $35k?

[jmz]

Decent project. '69 car with a non running '70T engine. Car will need partial floors, windshield cowl, rockers,and maybe more after rockers pulled. He’s got an offer at 32k he says and I told him to take it.

[tcsracing1]

Decent project. '69 car with a non running '70T engine. Car will need partial floors, windshield cowl, rockers,and maybe more after rockers pulled. He’s got an offer at 32k he says and I told him to take it.

non numbers matching engine.... car is worth 25-30k if everything else is there and wheels are date coded.