FS: 1965 911 Longblock

[sixpac]

$17500 Best offer, as is.

Or

$27500 + or - complete motor, with 40 IDA Webber. Will be rebuilt at Black Forest Racing in NC.
Twin-plug for more $$$$.$$


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[72targa]

I believe 907919 would be a '67 911 Normale...

[Bill Simmeth]

Let's split the difference and call it a '66 MY (which it is). Might have a '65 casting date.

[MTemp]

Peter,

My June 66 build date 911 has engine no. 908061, so with a gap of only 70 it seems this is likely a Apr/May 1966, late 66 MY engine.
Still valuable, just perhaps not THAT valuable.
Good luck with your sale in any event.

Mick

[wjishi]

That's intereting! Because my july 66 911 engine #907997 (which I'm still looking for! )

Do they choose engine numbers randomly?

[Frank Beck]

Sixpac,
You're on crack.

If you think this is a sixty five,
You and your friend are full of jive.




(Assuming a friend and liquor we're involved here; no one comes up with this crap by themselves.)

You have a good $7-11k core there so it's not all bad news. If you throw in the blue strap, add 5 more dollars.

[66S]

i think Peter is a Ferrari guy, not quite familiar with P-cars I bought a 901/02 transmission from him and am satisfied

[Frank Beck]

That's cool but imagine if I tried selling Peter a '65 Daytona engine?
He would guffaw at me.

You gots to do your homework before you post ads with OUTRAGEOUS prices.

Simple as that.

[E911]

That's cool but imagine if I tried selling Peter a '65 Daytona engine?
He would guffaw at me.

You gots to do your homework before you post ads with OUTRAGEOUS prices.

Simple as that.

agree, 8 ball says... $25k?

[ajwans]

Frank, was any alcohol involved with your poetry?

andy