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  1. 05-01-2012, 01:24 PM #1
    mrbmw2002
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    FS: 1969 Porsche 912 Rare Color

    VIN: 129022673
    Engine: 4095796
    Color Code: 6834(Oxford Gray)
    Selling a 1969 Porsche 912 Coupe. It was originally color code 6834(Oxford Grey) however has been painted black. There are still some signs of the original paint peeking through. It was involved in a minor accident and damaged on of the front fenders. This car still runs and drives, but it missing the rear bumpers and muffler. It is best suited as a restoration candidate, project car, or …… This car still has its original engine, solex carbs and 5 spd transmission. This car starts right up. The interior is complete however it could use a restoration as well. Please take a look the link for additional pictures. This car has been sitting for the past several years and the title has been lost. Asking 7,000.

    http://s263.photobucket.com/albums/i...912OxfordGrey/

    Note: To avoid confusion. There is a picture of a very nice Oxford Grey car that has been included with the pictures. That is just to give the perspective buyer a look at the wonderful original color.
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  2. 05-01-2012, 01:36 PM #2
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    Nice, but isn't that Beige Grey in the pics?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ibmiked View Post
    Nice, but isn't that Beige Grey in the pics?
    thought it was linen grey, fortuna grey, I could go on all day grey
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  4. 05-02-2012, 03:40 PM #4
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    GreyBeige

    "To avoid confusion. There is a picture of a very nice Oxford Grey"...Thanks' for the compliment, "ibmiked" is correct!...the "GreyBeige" 911 is a -73 1/2 911T and the color code is IIRC #622(?)...in -69 it might have been called "OxfordGrey"... very pleasant color on this body-type so a 912 in GreyBeige would be very cool and unusual...GLWS.../ Lars...

    btw, Sonett....people around here calls it "the Mouse"...so there you go!...and a friends wife immediately called it "the putty car"...and she said it wasn't a "chick magnet" either :-( ...but Tony/TLG painted his new car this color so some of us likes it!...
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    Quote Originally Posted by larwik View Post
    "To avoid confusion. There is a picture of a very nice Oxford Grey"...Thanks' for the compliment, "ibmiked" is correct!...the "GreyBeige" 911 is a -73 1/2 911T and the color code is IIRC #622(?)...in -69 it might have been called "OxfordGrey"... very pleasant color on this body-type so a 912 in GreyBeige would be very cool and unusual...GLWS.../ Lars...

    btw, Sonett....people around here calls it "the Mouse"...so there you go!...and a friends wife immediately called it "the putty car"...and she said it wasn't a "chick magnet" either :-( ...but Tony/TLG painted his new car this color so some of us likes it!...
    indeed....Tony's car looked great at Targa(before and after the mud)...posting a photo of it would certainly help the masses to visualize what this car might become after a freshening.....
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  6. 05-02-2012, 05:10 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by sonett43 View Post
    ...posting a photo of it would certainly help .....

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