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  1. 01-24-2018, 12:59 PM #1881
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    1968 911L Coupe

    in an email blast from: http://www.driversource.com/

    VIN - 11805188

    well equipped, interesting sounding car

    More pics:
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  2. 01-24-2018, 01:12 PM #1882
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    Quote Originally Posted by beh911 View Post
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    1968 911L Coupe

    in an email blast from: http://www.driversource.com/


    VIN - 11805188

    well equipped, interesting sounding car

    More pics:
    https://www.flickr.com/photos/724856...h/38976463045/

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    The price is $67.5K......that's a lot of coin for something in this condition.
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  3. 01-24-2018, 01:19 PM #1883
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cal View Post
    The price is $67.5K......that's a lot of coin for something in this condition.
    I agree. Though one man's ceiling is another man's floor...

    I like to see cars like this still out there.

    Special bits appear mostly to be intact, ordered with enthusiasm and love of the brand, potentially still at same address on Kardex when found.
    Hong Kong, Sweden in documentation mix.

    Interesting.

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    I'd love to know what happened to the 68 L, 11805340, used as trade in for my 69S. Metallic blue, in period photo.

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  4. 01-24-2018, 01:40 PM #1884
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    Per CoA 'Optional Equipment' states a 'Rear Window Wiper', yet no sign of it . . . possibly removed with the after-market A/C compressor and condenser?

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  5. 01-25-2018, 07:42 PM #1885
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    You can plainly see the hole where the wiper was. Chris
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  6. 01-26-2018, 03:34 AM #1886
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    Old school Kardex before Porsche was sued for privacy issues.
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  7. 01-26-2018, 03:53 AM #1887
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    Perhaps the sport seats were also removed when A/C installed?

    Basket weave dash and door panels. I might accept that it's a non-elephant hide car and someone stole the sport seat(s) but how did that elephant hide pass seat get in there?


    Cool option list but way too much money for condition and many options unaccounted for.



    Bryce,
    As for it being at the same address as Kardex?
    Google shows a different house/neighborhood than where it was supposedly pulled from.
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  8. 01-26-2018, 05:02 AM #1888
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank Beck View Post
    Perhaps the sport seats were also removed when A/C installed?

    Basket weave dash and door panels. I might accept that it's a non-elephant hide car and someone stole the sport seat(s) but how did that elephant hide pass seat get in there?


    Cool option list but way too much money for condition and many options unaccounted for.



    Bryce,
    As for it being at the same address as Kardex?
    Google shows a different house/neighborhood than where it was supposedly pulled from.
    Sport seats were likely liberated as that's money you'd never get out of a so-so car needing a lot of attention. Wiper motor and ancillaries too?
    Install what seats you can find and roll the dice.

    No thanks.
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  9. 01-26-2018, 10:50 AM #1889
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank Beck View Post
    Bryce,
    As for it being at the same address as Kardex?
    Google shows a different house/neighborhood than where it was supposedly pulled from.
    Nice sleuthing Mr Beck.
    I guess my shock that a car like this would even still exist in a place like Pontiac overshadowed the deeper look.

    This car was likely swiss cheese underneath by the Fall of 1970....
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  10. 01-26-2018, 11:00 AM #1890
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    Quote Originally Posted by beh911 View Post
    Nice sleuthing Mr Beck.

    Please don't sell me short.

    We call it creeping on the Dark Web.
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