does anyone know this car?I am very interested in it
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifie...php?id=1208871
does anyone know this car?I am very interested in it
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifie...php?id=1208871
1966 911 coupe
1967 911s coupe
1968 911s coupe
1978 911sc coupe
303594 was not known to me previously. Seems to be in pretty rough shape. You will need a PPI by an expert to establish a fair value; too many unknowns at this point. Need to get the engine # at a minimum, but all the numbers are important when trying to establish value.
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Addicted since 1975, ESR mbr# 2200 to 2024 03
Researching Paint codes and Engine Build numbers
The plot thickens...
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifie...php?id=1208988
I do not see any issue with a salvage title on a forty-five year old car..... I would not let it hold me back if this was a car I would want to restore. This does not speak to its value.....
63 356 B 2.1L Outlaw
75 911M 2.7 MFI
86 Sport Purpose Carrera
19 991 S
Clearly states 'salvage title' in the ad. But if he does not even have the title, it would be a deal breaker for me too. Too much of a hassle.
I sort of disagree with Macroni on the value tho. Caveat Emptor.
~J~
air cooled only
How about that it has long wheelbase front and rear fenders? Notice how the back wheels are not centered in the wheel wells...This thing's a mess!
Various Porsche's
your right I didnt notice that
1966 911 coupe
1967 911s coupe
1968 911s coupe
1978 911sc coupe
The car is a POS. I try to buy it for a friend in LA and that is how the guy got the story. During my inspection found half the car had bondo around it in various places, floor pan are toast, bumper was from another era that was bondo on to fit and does not close. I wasn't able to open the hood to verify the vin. The interiors is gone towers is barley holding together. The guy lie about not have title but didn't mention salvage title and said mother owned it for many years yet he doesn't have a 2007 registration. He has a towing business and probably pick up the car from side of the road. He promise he can do a lien sale to get title. About the only thing of value is the rims. Which he feels is worth gold. Try to sell it on craigslist numerous time but pictures can be deceiving as I found out. The seller is even more so. Good luck to anyone who venture.