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    FS: @Silverstone - '73 'S' Targa . . .

    VIN = 9113310473
    Eng# = 6331179
    Trans# = ?

    '. . . Offered here is a 1973 Porsche 911S Targa finished in its original colour of Silver Metallic (8010) with black interior and one of the final ‘F' series 911s. The order was placed with Mototune of Brompton Road Kensington on November 15th, 1972 and with the following extras, Recaro seats, Koni's, door mirror, chrome strip, rear exhaust skirt, tinted glass and rear wiper. It was also ordered in the special order colour of Silver Metallic. It was produced in January 1973 and on January 31st Mototune conducted the Pre Delivery Inspection for the new owner for February 16th collection. The total invoice price was £5456.56. The Porsche Letter of Authenticity confirms it to have matching engine numbers. The comprehensive history file picks up with a Mr Kwan acquiring the Targa in 1978 and selling on to Mr Peter Lee in 1984. There is a continuous line of service history from then to date and every MOT Certificate. Significantly, the file shows extensive engine work in 2003, which according to the MOT mileages was only some ten thousand miles ago. The current MOT expires in July 2015 . . .'

    http://www.silverstoneauctions.com/1973-porsche-911-24s


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    Sold for $177k pretty strong money for such an scruffy example.
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    rust bubbles everywhere and still sold that much. Amazing!

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    No Surprises . . .

    . . . '73 (last year) Longhood + 'S' + Targa + RHD = serious £age

    And we've seen WAAAY worse cars come back . . .
    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...-of-a-RHD-2-2S

    This one looks much tidier. Might even be that all the kooky/hard-to-get RH goodies are present + accounted for. Patch/fit a few panels, give 'er a good schpritzing, vacuum the carpets, etc-etc-etc . . . = easier money than waiting for a CD to mature. More fun, besides

    And Euros love their Targas. Wasn't there another that sold recently @auction for >$300k?

    Most o' these prolly went extinct 20 or 30 MoTs, ago, so . . .


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    . . . Wasn't there another that sold recently @auction for >$300k? . . .
    VIN = 913310714
    Eng# = 6331686
    Trans# = ?

    '. . . Offered here is a very rare Porsche 911 2.4 S Targa. It is thought AFN UK only imported two in this configuration in 1973 and it is also thought that of around just 18 RHD 911S Targas imported in total, just 9 cars remain in the UK - making it possibly the rarest early 911 of them all. The iconic 2.7 RS produced alongside now commands well in excess of £500,000 - with around 100 RHD cars produced, but the 2.4 S had just 20 bhp less and a sweeter, higher revving engine, making this model the absolute ultimate open 911 motoring in it's purest form, accompanied by the ultimate soundtrack - the RS only being offered as a coupe . . .

    . . . The property of just four owners from new, it is a very genuine 911S with matching numbers and is finished in the best colour combination, black with black. The mileage is just 89,000 miles and it is a completely standard car with the exception of RS door cards with desirable lightweight pull handles. It comes complete with factory steering wheel and Fuchs road wheels. A comprehensive restoration was completed about eight years ago and the history file contains a full record of the procedure . . .
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    Sold = £195k/$301k/€266k

    https://www.silverstoneauctions.com/...he-911-s-targa


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