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    looks like a toy/model car
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    Quote Originally Posted by joeyorav View Post
    The years 1966 and 1967 marked Siffert's transition from the world of Formula One to the world of sports car / endurance racing.
    1970 was the worst year for him in F1, he also drove in F2 and was one of the best in endurance and CanAm.
    Bad luck with wrong/not really competitive F1 cars/teams.
    The sad irony is he died in one of it.
    At the end of 1971 he was gone, only 3 months after team collegue Rodriguez died at Norisring too.

    Last edited by 911T1971; 12-18-2013 at 10:36 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 67er911S View Post
    . . . car is sold! . . .
    VIN = 9111301180

    Took a while

    Any detail$?

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    In Essen (Techno Classica) this year I asked him and the sayed something around 370EUR, but I am sure he never gets this for the car.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 67er911S View Post
    . . . something around 370EUR, but I am sure he never gets this . . .
    370k = $506k = £309k


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    Quote Originally Posted by 67er911S View Post
    Thanks for that link, Heinz --- I've been looking for it!

    '. . . 1971 Porsche 911S 2.2
    Geschenk der Fa. Porsche an den Werksfahrer JO SIFFERT

    Das Fahrzeug ist derzeit mit einem originalen 2.2 Liter Motor und 5 Gang Getriebe ausgestattet und wird außer dem mit einem Versuchsmotor 2.4S und einem sportomatic Getriebe, (ausgetauscht durch die Abteilung Porsche Versuch) verkauft.

    Chassis # 911 130 1180
    Motor 6311580 ersetzt durch 6329003 gebaut 28.4.1971
    Matching numbers
    Der Wagen wird mit zwei Motoren verkauft inklusive des original Prototypmotors
    schiefergrau (Werksauslieferung mit metallic-grün)

    Schätzpreis: 70.000-100.000
    NO RESERVE

    Das Fahrzeug wurde Jo Siffert (Seppi) im Mai 1971, als Teil seines Werksfahrer Vertrages übergeben. Das folgende 911S (Chassis 911 130 1184) wurde Pedro Rodriguez, Sifferts damaligem Teamkollegen geschenkt.

    Vor der Auslieferung wurde der 2.2S Motor von der Versuchsabteilung durch einen 2.4S Prototypmotor ersetzt und mit einem Sportomatic Getriebe versehen (Werksseitig nicht für das 2.2 S Modell verfügbar). Der Wagen wurde an Paul Blancpain, damaliger Manager der Jo Siffert Porschevertretung in Fribourg, im Werk übergeben. Der 911 wurde wohl aus dem Nachlass Sifferts verkauft und blieb in Genf, bis er 1985 eingelagert wurde.

    1996 lies ihn der aktuelle Besitzer von Marc de Siebenthal in Aclens /Schweiz komplett restaurieren. Der 911 wurde schiefergrau lackiert ( die original Farbe war metallic grün) und mit einem originalen 2.2S Motor mit 5 Gang Schaltgetriebe ausgerüstet. Bitte beachten Sie das, dass Fahrzeug mit seinem originalen Werksmotor (Nummer: 6329003) und dem sportomatic Getriebe verkauft . . .
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    155k = $213k = £129k
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    You are welcome :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by joeyorav View Post
    The years 1966 and 1967 marked Siffert's transition from the world of Formula One to the world of sports car / endurance racing.
    That's Hogwash, as he was still Racing in F-1 in the early 70's

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