Balls to that.Originally Posted by Eminence Gris
Balls to that.
-Marco
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Searching for engine #907495 and gearbox 902/1 #229687
What does he want to know? It is chassis #303098. MY 1965. Why am I so nervous?
pics.... condition mostly..
No price. Family car. I can't sell it. Pics at the following link...
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...-in-the-middle
FYI - I have an 11 AM meeting. I won't be available again until later this afternoon. Thank you!
I'm making some popcorn.
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1973E Coupe
Boy --- if any situation ever called for a Kardex . . . .. . . posted a thread on Pelican. They (Zithlord) suggested that I post it here and let The Experts handle it. Here is the story. My uncle's 911 has been sitting in his driveway for the past 20 years . . . thinking about restoring it . . . can't tell for certain if it is a '65 or '66 . . . VIN is 303098 . . . wierd thing is that the Engine # is the same as the VIN, 303098. Has anyone seen this before? Below is the link to the thread at Pelican. There are lots of good pictures.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...ml#post6004409 . . .
Last edited by LongRanger; 03-18-2014 at 05:23 PM.
The person who has the car has the advantage. You can put any 911 engine in it, I promise the car will not know the difference. Engines are fun to talk about and look at but I would rather drive a chassis around than stare at an engine on the ground. The person with the engine of course would love to get the car but it would be a flip for bigger money most likely which is not wrong but it has little family emotional value. The best outcome for the greater good is for the engine owner to sell it back to the car owner, a premium will need to be paid but not a ransom. In the end the engine has only market value if the car can not be had. Good luck to all!
maybe another match maker go figure...
looks like a go possibly
Last edited by dporsche74; 03-18-2014 at 02:33 PM.
Try what Magnus Walker did, swap the engine for a good running one and pay shipping both ways. I think in his case the matching numbers engine was a non-runner though?
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1972 911T
2004 996 C4S
2001 996 Carrera
2008 Cayenne S (sold)
2004 Cayenne Turbo (sold)
2009 997 cabriolet (sold)
2002 996 Turbo (sold)
1998 Boxster S (sold)
1997 993 cab (sold)
1989 911 3.2 Carrera (sold)
It has been very hard to focus at work today! Everyone's input, advice and help is greatly appreciated. You guys rock! Dave (dporsche74) sent me his friend's email address. Thank you, Dave! I am more than willing to work out a fair deal. I hope we are both happy in the end. Please feel free to chime in with any more suggestions and advice. This is a new arena for me. I will keep you posted...
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