Seeking help to identify a 1970 s 9110301383

[diegok]

Just like that...

I just dug up the original case for your car. Lets chat, please forward your phone number. -Geoff

[StephenAcworth]

Awesome... that's going to be quite the reunion...

I just dug up the original case for your car. Lets chat, please forward your phone number. -Geoff

[fryardds]

Shazam!!!

How the hell did you find that?

[redducati750]

We buy lots of stuff/cars, this just popped up for sale in Toronto. Here is another photo for posterity, hopefully we can reunite it with the car.

[StephenAcworth]

Did Jacques get in touch wi†h you???

We buy lots of stuff/cars, this just popped up for sale in Toronto. Here is another photo for posterity, hopefully we can reunite it with the car.

[Rivard]

I guess it is time for a bump date
Here are pictures taken this week
Did you guys saw the article in excellence ?

[plumber]

My neck was getting tired!

[LongRanger]

Another thread . . .
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...-ST-9110301383

[Cornpanzer]

Car looks very nice Rivard. I really hope to see it in person someday.
I saw the Excellence article this week. It's seems like it focused much on competition ST's and only very little on what this type of car is - a homologation special for the competition cars. Its a model type that hasn't really had much written about it, so I would have liked to have seen more detail.

Were you able to verify that the engine case belongs to your car?

[Cornpanzer]

Not sure if this is elsewhere on this thread...

I have seen a 1971 model factory document that breaks down the Sports Equipment 911S into three categories.
M471 - Sport-Standard Equipment (Outer skin sheet steel as standard, simple interior equipment) 911 ST in "C" Program
M491 - Rennen with fiberglass parts and plexiglas + 911/20 motor
M494 - Rallye with 911/02 instead of the 911/20