1973 Carrera RS Cars for Sale

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Hi Scott,

Good memory, I had forgotten it was advertised in Pano previously with those items you mentioned.



Here are most of the important ID #s for 813. See my previous comment about the transmission serial number.

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Here is a link to many more photos.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/7248567...7632605529692/

Preparing to move general RS discussion here...

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...cussion-Thread

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Originally Posted by fryardds

. . . one we have seen before . . . owned by a forum member from CH and now I believe Driver Source in TX has it listed for the upcoming Gooding auction at Amelia Island . . . transmission has the correct serial number, but it is clearly not the original Factory stamped number . . . fantastic color, my favorite . . . sold for $500K not including premium . . .

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VIN = 9113600813
Eng# = 6630814
Trans# = 7830798

Transmission number as photographed pre-auction at Amelia.

Tom

PS: The painted silver fan housing and fan were pretty lame.

I just missed getting a bid in. Oh well.

Tom

Word on the street is 325000 GBP

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...ouring/1181681

Regards
Mike

Lets see, they made 30 times as few RSR's as RS's, so logic says a 1973 RSR should be worth $500,000.00 X 30 or
$15,000,000.00. Just day dreaming.

How much TCP is in that stuff you're smoking? ;)

Tom

I think it's THC.