911S/911L Cars for Sale

[sithot]

I've seen a photo of the remains of a clip/piece/section of an RSR tub that was utterly destroyed. There were numbers on it.

[DOUGS73E]

'67 911S softwindow .. no affiliation..

http://www.ebay.de/itm/162340809326

Interesting steel wheel - never saw that style before. Special order 'S' option

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Porsche 911 S softwindow silver metallic , Projekt, Erstauslieferung von Porsche Islinger in Mannheim 02.03.1967
mit 67 S Motor
Kardex ,VIN 5002xx
Die Bodengruppe wurde scheinbar fuer die Presse vor 10 Jahren auseinandergeflext, die Bodengruppe muss also neue eingebaut werden
Es liegt uns ein Anbot vor eines Porsche Fahrzeugbaues vor die Karosserie incl Fahrwerk um 35.000 E komplett neue aufzubauen,inclusive Lackierung
Motor Getriebe Innenraum haben wir vor in Deutschland machen zu lassen, das kommen noch 15 -20.000 dazu.

[Macroni]

Famous Targa body flex.....

[Jules Dielen]

Price must be a typo.

Location: Monaco - everything is expensive in Monaco. I did not know they had fields like this, it's all city.

Surprised it does not state 'mechanically sound' - there must be something wrong with the brakes.

[beh911]

We have a new candidate for the leader board.

BHCC has been dethroned.

Price must be a typo.

What a start to 2017. My new desktop background.

Need to get Chuck or one of our more creative types to watermark top right corner with the ESR badge...

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[pu911rsr]

must be a 1/2 off sale.
Phil

[sithot]

Back again . . .

VIN = 119301198
Eng# = 6391641
Trans# = 7196800

From post #34 in the thread (below) . . .

. . . Hello everyone, I am the the person selling the "S" this thread is about. Let me first tell you I am very happy to have found this forum and have very much enjoyed reading your post. I actully found this site when looking for inforamtion about the value of this car. I am getting lots of offers to buy the car and do not really know what is a good price.

I did want to speak to the "flooding" issue. I can assure you the car has never been flooded. My father is good friends with the previous owner (2nd owner) and remembers the car when it was purchased from the original owner (who was in the army and dad thinks he bought the car while stationed in Germany). The car really started to go down hill when the second owner stored it outside (5-8 years we think?). All of the seals are bad on the car and it leaks some kind of bad. In fact, when I washed it before taking the pictures, there was water all over the place just from the hose. Dad said when he bought the car is was very moist and even had some water standing it the passenger floorboard. Anyways, he kept the car in the garage or covered (for the 12 years or so he has owned it) expecting to restore it once he retired...but with the cancer, that will never happen. So now we sell the car.

I am surprised to learn about the interest in this car. I had no idea it was desirable or had much value at all. I actually just thought we may get a few thousand for a parts car or something. I have been blown away by the offers I have recieved. One of them is so good, I am tempeted to take it, especially after reading your comments.

I do have a question for you porsche experts if you do not mind. One of the potential buyers wants me to photograph the motor and transmission number. I found the number on the motor and it matches the invoice number but I cannot find the number on the transmission. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thank you so much. I have enjoyed your forum very much.
-Matt . . .

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ight=119301198

R

And now...
https://www.usedcarspot.net/d/1969-p...zzmtrsqedaqaae

[DOUGS73E]

Odd fender flare modifications among other things . . . can anyone identify the original color based on the front trunk photo?
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1970 Porsche 2.2L 911S Targa
VIN: -
Engine: -
Trans: -
Color: Metallic Green(?)/Black
Mileage: -
Price: €97,000/~US$103,000

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Seller's Description:

Porsche 2200 S, 1970, documenti regolari, targhe nere/arancio, colore originale conda green, attualmente è di un verde più chiaro, meccanica originale e funzionante, macchina sanissima, vasca anteriore e posteriore mai toccati, interni originali e conservati, sedili recaro, parafanghi originali.

Google Translation:
Porsche 2200 S, 1970, regular documents, black / orange license plates, second original color green, is now a lighter green, the original mechanical and functional, very healthy car, front and rear tub untouched, original and preserved interior, Recaro seats, rear fenders.

[72targa]

Odd fender flare modifications among other things . . . can anyone identify the original color based on the front trunk photo?
---------------------------------------------------------------
1970 Porsche 2.2L 911S Targa
VIN: -
Engine: -
Trans: -
Color: Metallic Green(?)/Black
Mileage: -
Price: €97,000/~US$103,000

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70S 2.jpg

70S 3.jpg

70S 4.jpg

70S 5.jpg

Seller's Description:

Porsche 2200 S, 1970, documenti regolari, targhe nere/arancio, colore originale conda green, attualmente è di un verde più chiaro, meccanica originale e funzionante, macchina sanissima, vasca anteriore e posteriore mai toccati, interni originali e conservati, sedili recaro, parafanghi originali.

Porsche 2200 S, 1970, regular documents, black / orange license plates, second original color green, is now a lighter green, the original mechanical and functional, very healthy car, front and rear tub untouched, original and preserved interior, Recaro seats, rear fenders.

[Haasman]

This is quickly becoming the most entertaining thread. More, more please!