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  1. 09-22-2015, 05:07 PM #1
    gulars
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    FS: 1970 Porsche 911 S Targa

    IMG_2624.jpgIMG_2626.jpgIMG_2629.jpgIMG_2640.jpgIMG_2642.jpgIMG_2644.jpgIMG_2660.jpgIMG_2661.jpgIMG_2675.jpgIMG_2679.jpgTo many cars in my collection so I have to make some room. This car is so much fun to drive. really strong and tight.

    Original color was blue metallic so it does have a color change. the paint is older but looks really really good. in the link to my drop box you will find alot more detailed pictures including a copy of the COA. the engine is not numbers matching. but the transmission is. according to the last owner who owned the car for over 20 years, the engine was rebuilt, the bottom end was changed out and the correct heads and bits were put back on the engine. This was done during a time when these cars were not worth much and it was a common thing to do. I have not done any research to find the original block but it is probably out there. It runs really good now though.
    the car gets noticed every where it goes and the color combo really stands out.
    the interior is fantastic. red soft leather that is redone to perfection. this car has the ultra rare original recaro sport seats that are worth a pretty penny just alone. last set i saw on ebay went for over 10k and one sett a while ago was listed for 20k.
    Dash is perfect. no cracking and no sun damage anywhere.
    The car has AC and it actually works. I just had the car serviced at Orbit Racing in west palm beach and they were so impressed how much fun this car is to drive.
    recent service 4 weeks ago.
    see copy of bill under pict link and it includes compression and leak down test.

    below is a link to many more pictures of the car.

    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/af3mh5z9b...V7A7biBZa?dl=0

    Asking $ 130,000

    Call, text or email for more info.
    Olaf
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  2. 09-22-2015, 06:18 PM #2
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    Olaf. Good luck with the sale of your car. It appears to have been mentioned here before. Perhaps you can clear up any questions that arose before.

    Scott

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