If: this is true, this is the barnfind of 2015
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...11-r-type.html
If: this is true, this is the barnfind of 2015
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...11-r-type.html
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Curt Autenrieth
S Registry # 152
Porsches:
1.6L 2.7L
1.8L 3.0L
2.0L 3.2L
2.2L 3.4L h20 cooled
2.4L 3.6L air & h20 cooled
3.8L
GFDI. Way too low price on that car. Crap. And here I am trying to build one of these.
Seems whenever I leave my computer for more than a few hours I miss something really good.
Last edited by 72targa; 01-20-2015 at 06:58 PM.
Clarke
Early S Registry member #3172
Current
Race: 10 GT3 pca-GT2, (2) 78 911 pca-E 3.2L
Street: 05 997S Launch, 75 911S Gemini Blue 3.0L, 68 912
Past
68 912, 68 911, 69 911T, 71 911T, 72 911T, 73 911T, 73.5 911T, 75 911S, 77 911, 82 911SC, 91 964 C4, 02 996 cab, 05 997S Launch, 06 997 C4S cab, 10 Cayenne GTS, 11 GT3RS, 11 GT3RS
"I race cars, play tennis, and fondle women, BUT! I have weekends off, and I am my own boss." Arthur
Apparently not too good to be true. It's already sold. Very well bought.
Registry Member #1583
'73 911 S Aubergine (VIN#9113301295)
Ad from the bird copied for posterity (NOT MY CAR, NOT MY AD):
I have decided to sell my 1966 5-gauge 912 that has been tastefully converted to the 911R-type with a 2.2 engine with real Weber 40IDA carburetors. It has all the cool stuff normally associated with an “R” build, as detailed below, but is in the style of a more refined touring car as opposed to a race/track car. The car runs beautifully and drives commensurately. It is stiff due to the torsion bar package so you will feel the bumps but it handles them well. The car presents very well (gets a great deal of attention from admires) but does have some residual rust damage in the rear portion of the outer rockers, jack points and the underside of the torsion tube supports. When I changed the torsion bars I inspected the torsion tube and structurally, there appear to be no issues. The rust was treated and has not gotten any worse over the past several years of my ownership. It came from California and has not seen rain while I have owned it. The floor pans, inner rockers, center tunnel and jump seat area appear to be very solid. While I replaced the front pan, I did not address the area in the rear because there were no apparent structural concerns and it did not affect the drivability or appearance of the car, in my opinion.
FRONT SUSPENSION:
• 930 front struts with raised spindles and new custom valved Bilstein inserts
• New Rennline weatherproof monoball upper strut mounts
• New ball Joints, spanner nuts and lock plates
• Powder coated SC a-arms with new Weltmeister race bushings
• SC aluminum cross member
• SC steering rack with new turbo tie rods/ends
• SC hubs with new bearings/seals and new 66mm wheel studs/new steel lug nuts
• New Weltmeister bump steer washers
• New front suspension pan and bearing brackets from Restoration Design
• New 22mm Sway-a-way torsion bars
• Stock sway bar with new Weltmeister adjustable drop links
REAR SUSPENSION:
• New Weltmeister Spring Plate Bushings
• New Weltmeister trailing arm bushings
• New 28mm Sway-a-way torsion bars
• Currently has gas shocks but comes with custom valved Belstein shocks with TRG upper mounts
• New 66mm wheel studs with new steel lug nuts
ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION:
• Car came from PO with 2.2L 911 stock engine with Carrera chain tensioners
• Like new M&K 911R type stainless steel muffler (great sound)
• Rebuilt 40IDA Weber carburetors with repo 911R hats and stainless screens
• Clewett plug wires
• New fuel pump and filter
• Bosch CD ignition
• Recent tuneup
• 1978 SC aluminum valve covers
• Fuel pressure regulator and gauge
• R-type oil filler neck and cap
• Freshly disassembled, inspected and repacked cv joints
• Fender well mounted oil cooler with polished SC hard lines, thermostat, and braided stainless flex lines and AN fittings
• PO rebuilt 5-spd. 901 transaxle with freeway cruiser (Za) 5th gear
BRAKES:
• New front steel “A” Calipers and pads
• New front rotors
• New rear pads
• New Stainless steel flexible brake lines
• New 23mm master cylinder
• New brake light sending unit
• New front steel brake lines
• Pedal cluster rebuilt with bronze bushings and refinished
WHEELS AND TIRES:
• New 15x6 Minilite mag style wheels from Targett Motorsport (real deal)
• New Bridgestone Potenza RE11 205-50-15’s
TRUNK COMPARTMENT:
• Refinished when new front pan installed
• RSR style upper strut brackets/brace
• New Rennline smuggler’s box lid
• New Rennline blower motor assembly cover
• Newly refinished ’66 fuel tank with ST type thru the hood filler and cap
• New battery mount and battery
• Master cutoff switch for security
• Period correct jack and period steel wheel with spare tire
INTERIOR:
• Very nice black headliner
• Custom upholstered period correct door panels
• Silver weave carpet in very nice condition with thick rubber backing
• Generous amount of Dynamat for sound deadening
• Very nice matching Cocoa mats made by CocoMats.com
• New period correct roll bar from Klub Sport Racing
• New R-type seats with headrests and hounds tooth inserts and rear jump seat bottoms from GTS Classics (passenger seat leans forward for rear access)
• Very nice three point belts
• Very nice painted dash (silver)
• Period correct Blaupunkt AM/FM/SW functional radio that plays thru amplifier/speaker system with iPod interface
• White faced gauges very tastefully done with excellent bezels
• Custom gauge package all working including clock
• AFR monitoring system (O2 sensor, etc.) with multifunction digital gauge that displays AFR, ambient air temp., intake air temp, oil pressure and battery voltage
• New Momo reproduction of early race wheel and solid hub from Pelican Parts
• Halon fire extinguisher with quick release roll bar mount
• RSR type dead pedal
• Working heater and defroster
EXTERIOR:
• Very shiny 2-stage silver finish on body with some minor imperfections.
• Correct bumpers with trim and over riders
• Classic “AMCO” rear bumper guards
• Most all bright work and rubber either replaced or refinished by PO
• Reproduction Cibie hood lights with special apex light inserts/”CIBIE” covers
• Cibie 7” fog lights with “CIBIE” covers tastefully mounted thru horn grills
• Period correct headlights in excellent condition
• New front parking/turn signal European style lenses
• Very nice period correct rear decklid grill
• PO installed new windshield and gasket
SUMMARY:
I purchased the car for $20,100 in July 2012 and have subsequently spent over $15,000 for parts and materials in order to bring the car to its current state. In addition, I have a great many hours of my personal time involved in car. Accordingly, I am asking $37,500 for the car. If you are a serious buyer and have questions or want more photos, please contact me at either 813-335-1518 or email me at art_trg@embarqmail.com. I am not interested in trades. The car is located in Dade City, FL, approx. 40-miles north of Tampa.
Clarke
Early S Registry member #3172
Current
Race: 10 GT3 pca-GT2, (2) 78 911 pca-E 3.2L
Street: 05 997S Launch, 75 911S Gemini Blue 3.0L, 68 912
Past
68 912, 68 911, 69 911T, 71 911T, 72 911T, 73 911T, 73.5 911T, 75 911S, 77 911, 82 911SC, 91 964 C4, 02 996 cab, 05 997S Launch, 06 997 C4S cab, 10 Cayenne GTS, 11 GT3RS, 11 GT3RS
"I race cars, play tennis, and fondle women, BUT! I have weekends off, and I am my own boss." Arthur
Looks nice but have you noticed the massive overspray on the front latch and screws? Lipstick on a pig?
Mike, member #841
What is it about bad-mouthing pigs? What's wrong with a pig? Especially a pretty one.
All I know is that someone brought home the bacon.
Someone got a great deal. Nice car.
not crazy about the interior - but for under $40K?!!!! you can do alot worse. I would have bought it - if I knew it was listed. A few tweeks here and there and this could easily be a $65K plus car