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  1. 06-03-2014, 09:52 AM #1
    Jeff Tighe
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    FS: @AK - 1973 Porsche 911 T With Full Mechanical Resto by TLG Auto (Not Mine) SoCal

    Tony was talking to Paul about this car at R Gruppe. He was very fond of it because Tony sees things that many others don't...what is a good car and what isn't. Although she isn't going to win any beauty contests, this 911 makes a great driver. Very straight and dry with everything mechanical taken care of...all the details are at Paul and Ed's site:

    www.autokennel.com

    At $50k for a dry SW long-hood with $23k just spent on mechanicals...seems like no-brainer IMHO
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  2. 06-03-2014, 03:31 PM #2
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    Early MFI '73 911T Targa@Auto Kennel - $49,990.00

    Auto Kennel always has interesting 911s. I wonder if the gas burner wheels were original to the car? I always thought they were only available in the 70/71 MY.

    1973 (MFI) 911T Targa
    VIN: 9113110031
    Engine: 6130049
    Trans: 230016
    Mileage: 122,800
    Offered at: US$49,990.00

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  3. 06-04-2014, 06:43 AM #3
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    It's hard to say about the Mahle Wheels. My gut tells me they were put on later (in the 80's). The COA says forged alloy wheels...however, we know that those aren't always correct. Also, the Mahle's were made into 1972 model year and were available for 911s. Since this is a very early (summer 1972 build), there is a slight chance. Eitherway, I've always liked the steel wheels, Mahle's, and Cookie Cutters on "T" models over the Fuchs.

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