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Originally Posted by nick-moss
I was browsing through this thread again, and I am suddenly confused (or maybe just a bit more than I was before.)
You live in New York
Nick lives in the UK
The car is from Wisconsin.
Hey, how did I miss a deal like this just across the border? There's an (inter)national spy ring scooping up these rare, unique, original, low mileage cars!!! :eek: :D
How do I join? ;)
larry
Larry, I could tell, but then I'd have to shoot you.
Don sent me the pictures then asked me to post them here. Oooops :)
Another car that I'd like to know more about . . . VIN, etc
And where'd this one end up at?
At least the VIN here...
http://www.911e.org/microsite.php?9113210073
That picture took some real balls. 240K and snapping a shot!!Quote:
Originally Posted by P911E70
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Originally Posted by 72targa
Uhhhhh --- no
This is a '69 S, ex-Don Ahearn . . . from about 8 years, ago
Ahhh! THAT green car...
I owned this car back in the late 90's. It is a '70 E and was a sportomatic until I sold it to a guy in Tucson who converted it to a 5spd then sold it via evilbay to Europe. Still makes me sad that I sold it... I still have a file of old paperwork on this car somewhere. But Rick is right, this is NOT the '69 S featured in this thread...
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Originally Posted by RSTarga
If you go back to the original post, this thread IS about the super low mileage time warp 1969 911S that Don discovered back in 2004. Later on in the thread a gentleman in Switzerland replied by saying how his car has a similar color to that of Don's 69'S. This car I'm assuming is the 70'E that lowflyrE used to own. I am just as anxious to know where this 69' S ended up. Looks like a true one of a car kind car in one of a kind condition! Not many out there like that!!
driving lights look like period rectangular Hella's, I have those on my 69