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  1. 03-09-2015, 06:44 PM #1
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    FS @EC --- '70 'S' Coupe . . .

    VIN = 9110301116
    Eng# = ?
    Trans# = ?

    '. . . This 1970 911S is a beautiful example of Porsche’s grand touring sports car. Sporting its original “S” motor and 5 speed transmission, it drives like it should. The black Sport Seats with Houndstooth centers provide a beautiful contrast to the luscious Burgundy paint. The 911S has been put through an extensively documented restoration and there are also copious records going back more than 30 years. Owner’s manual, tools and jack are present. Super straight and done to a high quality standard, you’d be hard pressed to find a better 1970 911S available . . .'


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    Damage = $219.5k

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    Reduced to $200K...

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  4. 08-15-2015, 10:04 PM #4
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    2010 this was a $49K car - tread lightly
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  5. 08-17-2015, 09:14 AM #5
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    In 2010, it did not have it's original motor. It does have some really good documentation on the restoration and it's very well done. When I bought it last year, I also bought the car that had its original motor in it. Today, the car has its original motor and it is a pretty good value in the price range.
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    VIN = 9110301116
    Eng# = 6301446
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    As seen at today's "Porsches & Pastries" at Enderle Center in Tustin.

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    '. . . Finished in the original color combination Burgundy with Black interior. The paintwork is beautiful with excellent gaps and panel fit. The interior is simply beautiful with rare factory black leather Sport Seats and houndstooth inserts, the door pockets are perfect along with the headliner and new carpets. An excellent solid and rust-free example.

    Mechanically, the matching 2.2-liter engine has been rebuilt and runs phenomenally. There is plenty of horsepower with a smooth-shifting manual 901-dogleg 5-speed transmission and four-wheel disc brakes. This 911S has gone through an extensive documented restoration with records going back 30 years. Complete with Certificate of Authenticity, owner's manual, tool kit, jack, spare tire, and spare key     . . .'

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