911E Cars for Sale

[sithot]

Price was negotiated much lower than sale prices, then it was disclosed by seller title is SALVAGE. Nice resto, but the dreaded S title doesn't work so well for numerous reasons.
Back to the NO-sale pile it goes. Next...

Branded Title, branded photo. Easy to follow.

[brookedale091462]

What I really wanted to say was that with all the spelling errors it has be a scammer BUT in p.c. Seattle that could and would have offended most of the population for any number of reasons if I was mistaken.

Exactly my thoughts, but then: why would someone spend their time to come up with an ad like this, with all those spelling errors?

[bodaabod]

Price was negotiated much lower than sale prices, then it was disclosed by seller title is SALVAGE. Nice resto, but the dreaded S title doesn't work so well for numerous reasons.
Back to the NO-sale pile it goes. Next...

Interesting, thanks for the info...lipstick on a pig I suppose...

[boxster03]

if you take Lyrica you won't care

[dogLeg]

No affiliation -- Currently at 67k with 6 hours to go.. Not over til its over but someone may get a good deal here.. 70E, 55k miles, largely original including orig paint..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/142031550932....N36.S1.R1.TR3

1970E 9110220037

Sold 73.5k

[chiroracer]

FWIW I have had good dealings with bmw2002 bid with confidence

[DOUGS73E]

Previous posts:
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...l=1#post574981

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...l=1#post575067

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...l=1#post552738

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RM Sotheby's Motor City 2016, July 29-30, Plymouth, Michigan
1970 Porsche 2.2L 911E Coupe
VIN: 9110200496
Engine: -
Trans: -
Color: Conda Green (Code 2626)/Black
Mileage: <96,000
Auction Estimate: US$100,000 - $140,000
Sold for: US$70,000

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Auction Description:

155 bhp, 2,195 cc SOHC air-cooled horizontally opposed six-cylinder engine, Bosch mechanical fuel injection, five-speed manual transmission, upgraded McPherson strut and torsion bar front suspension, trailing arm and torsion bar rear suspension with tubular shock absorbers, and four-wheel disc brakes. Wheelbase: 89.3 in.

- Original numbers-matching engine; highly desirable color combination
- Well-maintained and in excellent condition throughout
- Suspension upgraded to 911 S specification
- Porsche Certificate of Authenticity

Offered is one of just 1,304 C-Series 911 E Coupes produced by Porsche for the 1970 model year. Chassis 9110200496 was originally delivered on 1 February 1970, leaving the factory with optional Fuchs aluminum alloy, five-spoke, lightweight wheels, a rear exhaust apron, and what the Certificate of Authenticity notes as “U.S. Equipment,” which normally means sealed-beam headlamps, a speedometer in miles per hour, and front and rear lighting that met DOT regulations.

The first owner is said to have been Wayne Rindt of Appleton, Wisconsin. Its second owner, Margaret Tarber of Milwaukee, acquired the car in 1976, and she had it regularly maintained by Fabson AG in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. Ms. Tarber brought the car with her when she relocated to the Seattle area, and in 1989, she gave it to her brother, Joseph Canfield. In 1990, with the odometer showing just over 77,000 miles, Mr. Canfield entrusted the 911 to Dave Kowal for a mechanical freshening of the 2.2-liter boxer-six engine, whose number is confirmed as original by the Certificate of Authenticity.

The work also included the installation of the later Carrera chain-tensioner kit, which was an upgrade that was almost universally adopted by owners of early 911s. Mr. Canfield enjoyed the car until 2006, when it was sold to an Idaho collector of European sports cars. It was subsequently acquired by the consignor in January 2014. This 911 E was originally fitted with a self-leveling hydro-pneumatic front suspension, but it became common practice for owners of these cars to seek improved handling and replace the front struts with those from a 911 S, and that is the case with this car, which also received a 911 S front anti-roll bar. These upgrades are widely accepted within the Porsche community; relatively few of these cars retain their original hydro-pneumatic systems. Inside, there is Porsche’s first use of a steering-column ignition lock, and the exterior door handles were revised to better protect against inadvertent opening in an accident. Large disc brakes all around were up to handling the car’s near 140 mph capability. This car has been given a high-quality repaint in its rare, original, and very attractive Conda Green (Code 2626), and it still retains its black leatherette interior.

The engine compartment is very clean and well-detailed, and the interior appears very fresh, with the addition of factory headrests and a set of attractive coco mats to protect the new carpeting. All body gaps appear very good, and the car includes a number of other attractive options, including front and rear bumper guards, stainless rocker panel covers, a pair of Bosch H4 halogen headlamps, and its original radio. Under its most recent ownership, the 911 has been fitted with new carpeting and has also had the dash refinished. The odometer currently reads less than 96,000 miles, while the car’s overall excellent condition suggests that it has been very well cared-for and appreciated throughout its life. This beautiful, light (just 2,249 pounds), and nimble 911 represents a period during which Porsche was rising to the pinnacle of sports car racing and was celebrating its success by offering a thrilling palette of bright colors, with the intention of making its presence known to all. This lovely 911 E Coupe is offered with a detailed maintenance file, a tool kit and jack, a spare wheel and tire, and a factory owner’s manual, and it appears ready to give a new owner many more miles of enjoyable motoring.

[Type911]

Surprised Doug hasn't posted this yet...
Believe it may be a members car?

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...11e-coupe.html

[DOUGS73E]

Surprised Doug hasn't posted this yet...
Believe it may be a members car?

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...11e-coupe.html

I should monitor the bird more . . . for the record:

1973 Porsche 911E Coupe
VIN: 9113200548
Engine: 6230852
Trans: -
Color: Silver Metallic/Black Leatherette
Mileage: 50,300 (not verified)
Price: US$125,000

[DOUGS73E]

Appears to be a Karmann built Sportomatic Coupe. Far from perfect, no engine pictures.
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Coys Auction Schloss Dyck, Juchen, Germany, August 6, 2016
1969 Porsche 2.0L 911E Coupe, Lot 106
VIN: -
Engine: 6298434
Trans: (901/11 Sportomatic)
Color: -
Mileage: 5722km (indicated)
Auction Estimate: €80,000-€90,000/~US$105,650-$119,000
Sold for: €137,255/~US$161,500

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Auction Description:

This lovely example in light beige with black leather interior was originally sold in the USA by Porsche Cars Pacific and was then imported to the UK where it was bought by a Mr Price. He then took the car to Germany where it was restored. All the interior leather has been replaced and all instruments have been refurbished. The engine and transmission have also been completely refurbished. This 911E is in wonderful overall condition and has to be seen to be really appreciated.