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  1. 12-13-2013, 11:10 AM #1
    davidgoerndt
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    1970 911t

    This was just posted on my Facebook page. I don't many details, but apparently it sat in a swamp for 18 yrs, one owner, matching numbers! Gotta wonder about rot and what the selling price might be and what it would take to bring it back.
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  2. 12-13-2013, 12:03 PM #2
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    wonder what it would look like wiped down with that patina.
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    Wipe it down, shoot some clear and drive that swamp-buggy. I have a feeling that the floors might have a little Flinstones type ventilation though.
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    Local car... I went to see it. Car is complete. Only rust that I could find was a the driver side next to the foot pedals and the roof, on the outside, is pitted. Everything else looked pretty solid... But it will require some work to bring it back to life... Nort was waiting for folks to see it before starting to clean it up and get it running. One of his ideas was just that, get it running, clean it and leave it with the patina... will see what it goes for.
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