W: Porsche 911 2.2/2.4 S for restoration

[quickstep]

Looking for a 911 S for restoration, must be matching number car.
Rust is no problem but I prefer a car with running engine.

Have not decided between Targa or Coupe, will considder both.

Please let me know when you see or hear anything.

[daverino]

Hi I'm pretty new on the scene and looking for a nice car myself (tips welcome , stumbled upon an ad in the Netherlands (where I'm from) http://www.ferdinandsclassics.nl/auto/porsche-911-s/

Might interest you. I'm not much of a mechanic but if you are, this could be a great project. It's been for sale for quite a while (like most early 911's in Europe, asking prices are above the real market, resulting in no trade and stock just sitting there)

Anywho seller seems like a respectable classic car company, probably US import

best, David

[210bhp]

Rhd or lhd?

Regards
Mike

[Badhabits]

Hi I'm pretty new on the scene and looking for a nice car myself (tips welcome , stumbled upon an ad in the Netherlands (where I'm from) http://www.ferdinandsclassics.nl/auto/porsche-911-s/

Might interest you. I'm not much of a mechanic but if you are, this could be a great project. It's been for sale for quite a while (like most early 911's in Europe, asking prices are above the real market, resulting in no trade and stock just sitting there)

Anywho seller seems like a respectable classic car company, probably US import

best, David

Hi David

Welcome in the Porsche-Scene. OK, the market prices for early 911 seems high especially for S-Veron but that was always so in the past. Accept the actual market prices and buy the best 911S you get for the money. Wait for a bargain or speculate for lower prices... and buy probably never. Or wait for lower prices and pay later (much) more.

This 2.2 Version is not the most sought early 911S but if all the works are done by a porsche-specialist in a right/proper way. Any missing parts?

Best regards

Rene

[quickstep]

Thanks for your help.

By coincedence I visited this company today. It s a lhd car, car itself is being restored (sheet metal) so I could not check.
The car is from Italy, engine is matching number, gear box not. Engine has been done completely.
Everything else must be there and is in boxes.

Prices might be negotiable but currently on website € 137.500.

[joegt3cup]

I have a 71 911S Coupe that a friend is looking to sell if interested. Its a numbers matching car that has been sitting 10+ years needing full recommissioning.
Asking $125K, email me directly if interested joegt3cup@att.net