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    Prototype 911 Long Version Built in 1970

    Anyone seen this Porsche factory restoration of the 911 Long Version


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    Interesting. The best part of the car is the pre-RS oil cooler bumper.
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    Here's a period photo of the car; the C20 -
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    I think it's really a '72 in disguise!
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    Cool

    Maybe, but the period photo above is from Jurgen Barth's book. I betcha the '72 oil filler relocation was conceived before the '72 models actually hit the showroom floor... in '71.

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    So was the rear passenger compartment the only place it was lengthened? Cuz they seem to have left the "occasional" seats the same.

    BTW, it's an MFI car - wouldn't it be great to meet their MFI guys - or better yet - find out that they too have to send their pumps out to Gus!!!

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    That is one ugly looking car. I have heard the factory is not that accurate with their restorations. The little details are often wrong. Wonder why ?
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    above Prototyp B20/911 C20 was built on July 6th 1970 by Porsche.
    Chassisnumber 911 030 0004. 2.2S motor. Wheelbase 2615mm.
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    Porsche also commissioned Pininfarina to build another four-seater version of the 911.
    Proto B17, built 1970, 2.2S motor. Wheelbase 2460mm.




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    The Pininfarina version is more pleasing to the eye IMHO. That rear side glass looks a lot like the Renault Alpine.
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    Looks to me like something Oscar Meyer might have done for a publicity stunt... , just squirt some mustard on it.....

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