I've inspected and driven this car - it's a rusted out wreckQuote:
Originally Posted by DOUGS73E
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I've inspected and driven this car - it's a rusted out wreckQuote:
Originally Posted by DOUGS73E
Here's a goodie: a shed find '71 T.
Gotta love the description where it says 'rust will bless the Glasurit you apply.'
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281246331981
wow. thats more than what I paid for my car.
Vin # 9110122510
Anyone else seen something like this before... the mind boggles at what some folks do!
http://www.backinthedayclassics.com/store_inventory_categories_details.asp?id={19E0629 D-5C07-49D1-8374-E31AF2A850FA}
1973 911T with the wrong dash, radio, seats, gear knob, steering wheel, repaint in non-original color, air intake missing, wrong door bolts. $88.5k. Am I missing something?
"1973 Porsche 911T has had one repaint. It was originally Sepia Brown (415-9-2). There is no rust on this car, nor any rust repair ever done. It runs and drives great. Odometer reads 88538 miles and car looks like this is original mileage. This has the desirable Mechanical Fuel Injection (MFI). VIN# 9113100780. This is a matching numbers car. This car is in excellent condition."
sweet stripes.
Is it just me, or are an awful lot of old 911s shown with unlatched front trunks in for sale photos?
http://www.excellence-mag.com/classi...5#.Ut6E2xDnaM8
-Scott
It probably won't latch. I would expect nothing less from the BHCC.Quote:
Originally Posted by smclaughlin
Damn sure shouldn't expect more.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by gsjohnson
Tom
Looks like they are reselling it at the same placed they brought it from. Its not there usually garage background.