1969 Porsche 911S #119300717

[dskeller]

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[dskeller]

[Cliff]

I have a 67 PORSCHE built 912, the coa says, crystal blue. Some one painted it red b 4 I bought & ruined it!?This lid is from a 68 912

[Macroni]

Great start... please more pictures as you go. The color is going to add quite a bit of pizazzzzzz to the finished project

[docrodg]

Welcome! Nice color! enjoy the adventure and jsut keep in mind how nice it will be when all done!

[raspy2point2]

You can just about guarantee you will be the only one with that color in a crowd of any Porsche meetings. Great find Chris

[LongRanger]

Hey, Damon . . .

I remember your car, back when it first came out on eBay --- WAY back . . . pretty cool car then

Now? . . . Well, its pretty exciting to see someone with both the motivation and where-with-all do what it takes to bring this car back

Keep those pictures and commentary coming, with as many details as you can manage . . .

[CidTito]

Funny.. I was doing the very same thing to another 1969 just today..

I did a quick rundown on your Chassis Number Code for your 911S

119300717 (911-1969-S-Porsche Coupe-0717)
The engine for it should be stamped with at least the following number(s) - 639 0001 through 639 ####* (need to check with authenticity* if you really need it)
The transmission should be stamped with #7193### which your's is.

You can find how to locate the number location on the tranny. Look here how to find it.


* I looked at "authenticity" before, and for $110, they only promise you the "type of engine/tranny", not its stamped serial number when it left the factory, which anyways has already been found to not be 100% accurate. The Authenticity is a good thing as there are some people that really like certifications and that's ok.

PS. I like the color and good luck.

[Reza]

this gonna be cool. awesome color.

[NV Stig]

Have fun with your project! Great find. If you are getting your MFI pump rebuilt get it in early, Gus works at his own pace, took me 5 months to get mine back.