http://www.excellence-mag.com/classifieds/14279
Man, this looks great......
Nice job Don.....
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http://www.excellence-mag.com/classifieds/14279
Man, this looks great......
Nice job Don.....
Looks Very Nice-
Can you send me a couple pictures of your SC?
FRANK
I try not to chime in too much on Don's cars as he is a friend of mine and I could be perceived as biased. With that being said, I've been up close and personal to this car. The car is spectacular. I mean it, it is built to a level that only comes out of the top end restoration shops, and it's built to be driven. Driven hard.
It's rare air, but the only one I've seen of similar caliber was recently sold (twice) by Canepa and for a lot more money.
Cheers,
Mike
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Does anyone know the VIN, Engine, Tranny #'s?
Asking: $195,000
Fully reconditioned from top to bottom. This 68S Coupe in spectacular Jewelry quality condition throughout. Finished in it’s original color of Light Ivory. The paint is absolutely outstanding with no chip damage. The bottom of the car is refinished in Light Ivory and fully detailed. The last owner had prepared and used the car for 5 star rallying with vintage Halda Speed Pilot, Rally Stop watches, Butler’s lamp and the proper safety equipment to get there safely in one piece. There are modern specification roll bar and 5 point harnesses that are easily removed. Beautiful original Elephant hide interior. Perfect headliner and carpet, Sport Seats with cord centers. Deep six and seven R wheels by Weidman wrapped with fresh Avons. Original not reproduction 100 Liter fuel tank. Early 68S with split rear grill and hot aluminum 2.0. Full stainless exhaust. Recently sorted by the 901 Shop, this Early 911S does everything right and sounds great too. Excellent event car. Owner’s manuals. Please call me to discuss in further detail. 631-786-6511
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I will have this car along with the unveiling of my 67 Factory race car at the Monterey Motorsports Reunion at Laguna. Please stop by the Klub Sport Racing trailer to check them out and say hello. Thanks.
Don
VIN = 11800050
Eng# = ?
Trans# = ?
http://www.porsport.com/index.php?vi...lery&Itemid=58
(Not mine)
I purchased a car from Don sight unseen, it was exactly as described and the whole transaction was smooth and professional. I would not hesitate to do business with him again.
Same experience with Don here. Good luck at the races.Quote:
Originally Posted by super9064
Very nice. Detail=$, and this has it in spades. Nice presentation w/o affectations.
I see the vin is 00050, I have 11800073 in the shop, engine number 960478. Both numbers say "S" can anyone chime in on vin vs s/n
Thanks,
Rusty
Rusty you have a 67S engine.
andy
Appears to be for sale again. Not so sure about the quoted date of completion at factory. Appears to be earlier than I would expect. Price not listed by seller.
Scott
http://www.patrickmotorsports.com/listing/1968-911s/
Engine: 2.0L S
Transmission: 5-speed
Use: Show Car
1968 911S Coupe
VIN: 11800050
Production Completion Date: 07/21/1967
Engine # 4080226 901/02 (COA 4080087)
Transmission # 104628 (COA 4280086)
Ext Paint: Light Ivory/6804
Interior: Black leather/B
Bone dry, impeccably maintained R Gruppe Treffen 2017 award winning 1968 911S.
Lightweight rally spec with the one-year only elephant hide interior.
To schedule a viewing, please call 602.244.0911 or email
Skimped on the signals and rocker decos. I guess when you're building a hot rod anything goes. What's the price on this "show car"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Peanut
Was initially priced at a cool quarter million.
Not sure if price has been adjusted.
Ouch. I figured it was a high ticket, as they have an 89 Carrera Club Sport at $365k.
Patrick's ask is $225k
a CS with 9,311 original miles no less... that is a brand new 30 year old car.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peanut
It's for sale again. Now on BaT.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1968-porsche-911s-6/
NMNA.
Scott
Quote:
Originally Posted by Peanut
Bottom seems to have dropped on the 911 market The last week or so. I would wait until after the election.
I’ve been to 13 or so R Gruppe Treffens and don’t recall this car. Not that I have a photographic memory or anything. Where is Don from? Was he the guy from Texas/Louisiana?
I think all the Don references are Don Ahearn at Porsport.comQuote:
Originally Posted by zenithblue71T
That's a great set of (157) photos on BAT ...
Shows the 'driving light' and 'SWB fog light' settings together -which look fantastic !
Would be better if they were really driving lights.Quote:
Originally Posted by pgxif
Have the reproduction sport seats gotten that good??? BAT says they are repros but, they look like SWB seats to me. Usually the hinge is a dead givaway. These look really good.
Weird choice for rear view mirror but, I like the additional Talbot on the glass. Did the 68S not have the breakaway mirror?
Funny , the mirror caught my eye also.