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  1. 08-14-2024, 09:01 AM #1
    RobGould88
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    Aubergine 1973.5 911T

    Hello, new to the forum. Just purchased an Aubergine sportomatic 1973.5. Number 2343 with history in California, Arizona and Oklahoma. I have the original paperwork form Kendon Porsche in Harbor Cities. My question is: Is there a resource that is able to give the breakdown of coupes vs targas with sportomatics and how many were painted in Aubergine with brown interiors? All I can find is the number of 1973.5 that were sportomatics and using the forum about 4% percent of all 1973 911's were Aubergine. Just trying to figure out how rare of a combination as I start thinking restoration vs preservation. All input would be appreciated.Attachment 622795Attachment 622796Name: IMG_5225.jpeg Views: 345 Size: 353.8 KB
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