911E Cars for Sale

[DOUGS73E]

Silverstone Race Retro Classic Car Sale Auction, Stoneleigh Park, Coventry, CV8 2LZ, February 26-27, 2016
1972 Porsche 2.4L 911E Targa, Lot 746
VIN: 9112210626
Engine: 6221084
Trans: -
Color: Gemini Blue Metallic/Black
Mileage: -
Auction Estimate: £65,000 - 70,000/~US$92,000 - 99,000
Sold for: NOT SOLD - Buy now for £69,300/~US$97,000

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Auction Description:

Originally manufactured in April 1972, this left-hand drive 911E Targa spent most of its life in America before being imported to Denmark in 2007. Specified in Gemini Blue Metallic with Black Leather and Leathercloth, it was also optioned with the '470 Comfort' spec which includes 911S instruments, leather-covered steering wheel, aluminium sill plates and rocker covers. The car was also ordered with Sports Seats, 6x15 Fuchs Alloys, Wheel Arch Trims, rear Aluminium Trim and rear Fog Lights.

At some point in recent years, this gleaming 911 has obviously been restored and repainted in its original colour of Gemini Blue and further information on this will be available soon, however, from photographs this appears to be a very, very smart Porsche. We do have some invoices for a recent (Nov.2015) engine rebuild by Schonemann Cars totalling around £14,000, and one look at this car's engine compartment and you can see that no expense has been spared.

The car is currently Danish registered and will definitely reward your inspection.

[DOUGS73E]

Silverstone Race Retro Classic Car Sale Auction, Stoneleigh Park, Coventry, CV8 2LZ, February 26-27, 2016
1969 Porsche 911E Targa w/3.2L, Lot 729
VIN: 11920447
Engine: 64F04273 (3.2L)
Trans: -
Color: Ossie Blue/Black
Mileage: -
Auction Estimate: £42,000 - 48,000/~US$59,000 - 68,000
Sold for: NOT SOLD - Buy now for £47,310/~US$66,000

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Auction Description:

This 1969, left-hand drive, 911E Targa is a handsomely presented example from the East Coast of America. Finished in very rare and attractive Ossie Blue paintwork this sports car looks every piece the archetypal 911 of the period, but with a trick or two up its sleeve...

Externally this Targa appears delightfully standard and resembles a car straight from the factory in '69, however, in the engine compartment hides a later 3.2 Carrera engine with induction supplied by some increasingly rare 46mm Weber carburetors making this a seriously quick Porsche. With a standard interior finished in original black leather trim, new seat belts, new and very expensive door bins, clocks and the dashboard in great condition everything about the car says 'sheep' except the engine which screams 'wolf'.

To manage the increased power, the wheels are driven by the strengthened 915 gearbox, though this does nothing to affect the cosmetic appearance of the cabin. Similarly, larger front and rear anti-roll bars have been fitted. This is a deceptively fast early 911, more than capable of keeping up with modern traffic, wrapped in a classic and rare package.

This 911 is freshly MoT'd and the application for a UK registration number is underway. It is expected to arrive imminently and will be applied to the car before the sale meaning that, subject to the necessary insurance, it can be driven away. All late sixties and early seventies Porsches' have enjoyed newfound status amongst the classic car fraternity in the past 18 months, and this trend looks unlikely to end soon with 911T's and E's hotly tipped by many market commentators as being particularly sought after in 2016.

[76911S]

No affiliation.
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1969 Porsche 2.0L 911E Coupe
VIN: 119 22 1006
Engine: 629 2177
Trans: -
Color: Ossi Blue
Mileage: 94,000
Price: ?

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Seller: Matt Chazick
Location: Goodrich, Michigan
Seller Description: All original car hasn't been started or ran in 15 years. Sitting in barn under a cover. Needs a new owner. 810-287-7889. mchazick@securityandnetworks.com

Has anyone looked at this car? Looking for one for a customer.
Thanks
Mark..

[DOUGS73E]

Silverstone Race Retro Classic Car Sale Auction, Stoneleigh Park, Coventry, CV8 2LZ, February 26-27, 2016
1970 Porsche 2.2L 911E Coupe, Lot 720
VIN: 9110220305
Engine: 6210153 (non-matching)
Trans: -
Color: Gemini Blue/Black
Mileage: -
Auction Estimate: £45,000 - 55,000/~US$63,000 - 77,500
Buy now for: £52,940

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Auction Description:

Sporting perhaps one of the best colour combinations for a 911 of this period of Gemini Blue paintwork with a contrasting black interior, this Porsche has all the hallmarks of a very desirable sports car. This particular example is an incredibly straight and solid ex-USA Coupé boasting a purposeful stance, and a powerful engine. On close inspection it's apparent that this car would benefit from a repaint, though it is still bright and presentable as is, and this was the way the vendor preferred it as he used it at his home in the US. Either an enthusiastic privateer or trade buyer could acquire this car and add value relatively easily which our vendor has allowed for with the guide price set today.

The engine fitted to this car is a correct 911E unit, (numbered *6210153), but it is not the matching engine for this car. Rather than the somewhat temperamental mechanical fuel injection system, this ‘E' engine has been converted to run on Weber carburetors resulting in excellent throttle response, and when combined with the balanced and determined handling of these early 911s, this makes for a tight, fun and fast drivers' car.

This Porsche has recently passed its MoT test certificate and the application for UK V5C registration is underway. It is thought that this will be with the car before the sale. Please direct any specific questions you may have about this car to us and we'll be happy to answer them thoroughly.

[GT3DE]

Engine: 6210153 (non-matching)

"this car would benefit from a repaint"

I think the estimates are not low enough.

[kp.sfo]

(not mine, no affiliation)

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https://losangeles.craigslist.org/ws...449707120.html

Seller's ad:

Hi up for sale is a 1973 911e porshe project car needs to be restored but a great project car but the vehicle does not have the matching number engine it currently has in there right now a 1968 911s motor but it also comes with a 1973 911e engine but not matching number clean title please call if interested at 443-467-1053

VIN: 9113201190
orig color: 144-9-3 (gold met)

[plumber]

The stamping of the motor number looks a little sketchy!

[76911S]

No affiliation.
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1969 Porsche 2.0L 911E Coupe
VIN: 119 22 1006
Engine: 629 2177
Trans: -
Color: Ossi Blue
Mileage: 94,000
Price: ?

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Seller: Matt Chazick
Location: Goodrich, Michigan
Seller Description: All original car hasn't been started or ran in 15 years. Sitting in barn under a cover. Needs a new owner. 810-287-7889. mchazick@securityandnetworks.com

Update on this one,
http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/cto/5440711989.html

Dropped the price on the phone to $59K. Still a bit high for me, but I thought someone might be interested.

Mark..

[DOUGS73E]

A rather steep price to pay for a totally disassembled, non-matching numbers project . . . don't you think?
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For sale on Craig's List - San Francisco Bay Area
1973 Porsche 2.4L 911E Targa
VIN: -
Engine: -
Trans: -
Color: Aubergine/ -
Mileage: -
Price: US$68,000

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Seller's Description:

This is a very nice, solid, NO RUST EVER (nice original sheet metal, pans, floors, etc) 73E targa in its rare factory Aubergine.

It was a running car which has been disassembled for paint. Paint has been completed to a very high level, in its original color and it is ready for reassembly.

I have the correct date stamped 15x6 Fuchs wheels.

I have correct likely numbers matching 915 gearbox.

I have correct type 1973 911E running engine complete with correct E MFI in great shape. This motor is complete and together, just resealed with rebuilt timing chain tensioners. Includes rebuilt MFI fuel pump.

I have most of the original interior, seats are in great shape, door panels with correct 73 style pockets also in great shape. Plus most all the rest of the parts to put this back together. You will need to buy some new gaskets, door seals and carpet, etc but not much more than that.

This car just needs to be put back together. It can be one of the nicest 73E's out there!

Open to trades for running cars or rollers.

[EARLY911ZOO]

key word is "just" implying an easy job to finish and sort so that the car will bring similar dollars than an original (or a restored original making an appearance for a "second time around"
whenever sellers use that word "just", you know he knows that this is a bigger enterprise than it appears otherwise he would take it to the final lap himself.
Always "easy to finish" "heavy lifting already done"...granted a lot has been done but it appears to be a car that had lost most of its important components. that hurts it somewhat but a bigger hit is getting out of it early
hey sometimes its damage control, get out before it costs you more than you will get out of it...ask me how I know
I remember on this board some years ago a wonderful Aubergine 73S tan sport seat it was in pristine condition I thought it was well worth it although a lot of money at the time $45k...gawd..send me back in time please
http://ww.early911sregistry.org/foru...bergine-47-500