1972 911E Targa at Zuffen 911 Classic Porsche
http://zuffen911.co.uk/id5.html
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1972 911E Targa at Zuffen 911 Classic Porsche
http://zuffen911.co.uk/id5.html
She's in FRANCE !!!!! and with carb conversion.....Quote:
Originally Posted by 72targa
JLC
1973 Porsche 911E Targa at Fantasy Junction...
http://www.fantasyjunction.com/cars/...t%206-Cylinder
Ditch the whale tail and there may be something here....
http://www.excellence-mag.com/classifieds/4966
~J~
No affiliation:
http://www.freebeeauto.com/for-sale/Porsche-911E/20833/
Maybe it's a bad photo, but one of the pictures of the back of the car seems to show smoke coming from the exhaust... I might have shut the car off for the photo shootQuote:
Originally Posted by geshaghi
That does appear to be smoke...or perhaps a poltergeist.Quote:
Originally Posted by beh911
*no affiliation* - found on craigslist: http://boston.craigslist.org/nos/ctd/2668683843.html
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Here we have a great example of a very well preserved 1973 911E. The car has no rust, the paint is in great condition (the car was repainted prior to 1995). Mechanically the car has been well looked after. We have service records going back as far as 1995 and those alone, when totalled, equal over $19,600 in service performed on the car. In the year 2000 with just 80,000 miles on the car, a replacement engine was purchased from Motor Meister Inc. of Downey CA, at a cost of $6,200 and installed by Stuttgart Northeast in Danvers MA. In 1995 when the car had approximately 72,000 miles on it, the original transmission (automatic) was rebuilt at a cost of $3,400. This transmission was converted to a manual by the current owner; however, the original transmission can be negotiated into the sale of the car.
As you can see from the mileage today at 87,656, the car has been primarily stored since 1995 so neither the motor or either of the transmissions have seen much service. In preparation for sale, we took the car into Stuttgart Northeast in March and there they performed a fully documented $4,000 service. The car is in perfect condition, everything is working, the interior is in exsceptional condition, the wheels and tires are in great shape and overall, the car is a gem. It drives smooth and is tight; it handles very well.
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Classic California: Collectors' Motorcycles, Motorcars, and Related Memorabilia, 12 Nov 2011
California, Miracle Mile
Lot No: 321
1971 Porsche 911E
Chassis no. 9111200460
http://www.bonhams.com/usa/auction/19466/lot/321/
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Originally Posted by sithot
Hey, is Motor Meisters a poorly regarded rebuilder? Just trying to educate myself as a car i'm looking at has one of their rebuilds... Thanks