Is this a joke! Picture of car is to show color "Not actual Car"
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifie...php?id=1336946
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Is this a joke! Picture of car is to show color "Not actual Car"
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifie...php?id=1336946
I spoke to seller yesterday--car is sold. Engine is not numbers matching.
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Originally Posted by mfitton
I bought the 70 e #390. I will restore back to original tangerine. Tate
Looks like a good value. Hope to see some progress pictures, Good Luck!Quote:
Originally Posted by 1970rsr
1970 911E Coupe; Clean, all original, respray, Tangerine
$47,500
pm email for more information.
Serious inquires only.
1973 911E Targa, black / tan leather, 79k miles, "fully restored"
$ 120k starting bid
"priced to sell fast"
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/73-Po...ht_3884wt_1167
Whats about the missing Porsche script on the decklid ? Was that an option or is it a decklid from a later model ?
I'm happy that there are a lot of 911E lovers out there. That is really awesome.
- full body and bare metal restorationQuote:
Originally Posted by CidTito
- matching engine / trans
- 98k documented miles
- porsche registered / documented
- orig seats/ wheels
Yes, couldn't agree more, I like driving an E better than the S....Quote:
Originally Posted by CidTito
I am currently doing a total ground up restoration on a matching #'s 911E Targa 1970 in Conda Green:
http://www.carparcusa.com/detail.php?id=182
When finished the asking price will be around $165k.
Cheers, Henk.
LOL ....... and the reserve is not met.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex9-1-1