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Thread: FS: 1972 911 E Sepia Targa

  1. 03-04-2016, 12:55 PM #1
    kloberemt
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    FS: 1972 911 E Sepia Targa

    I have a 1972 Porsche 911 E - Targa. COA and clear title in hand. Exterior color is Sepia Brown with the Tan/Beige and black interior. Very nice color combination. Car is currently A roller. Engine is 100% complete, and number matching but is currently out of the car in one piece. Near Complete car.

    Body- is original and has not been modified or updated. It's complete with all doors, fenders hood, deck lid etc and still on the car.

    Interior is tan - mostly complete but will need re upholstered.

    Engine is complete and looks good but appears to be stuck after storage. Original MFI engine per COA. I can also get a Kardex for this car.

    Gearbox included.

    Before storage car was disassembled for full restore. I purchased the car in this state.

    Rust - None in the usual places. Solid Pan and Front Horse Shoe. Rust on the exterior bottom edge of the doors, and a large rust hole on the drivers side on top of the metal dash from water in the corner of the windshield channel. I can provide a complete donor dash from one of my other cars for replacement. rust on the front fenders where the fender meets the cowl. surface rust throughout hood. The car was stored under a tarp and captured moisture. Some other misc rust - I can provide more pics upon request.

    I own and operate an air cooled Porsche restoration shop in Portland Oregon and can assist with restoration and parts as buyer wishes.

    Very cool car, I was going to keep this for my personal collection, but I have just purchased a new property to expand my business so I am looking for a quick cash sale. Happy to ship world wide and do so often.

    Asking $48,000 Obo - please don't be scared to make a decent offer. serious buyers only please. I will email pictures upon request, message me your email. This car deserves a full restore, but is very nice project.

    Text or call 406-698-3304

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  2. 03-04-2016, 05:51 PM #2
    Jrsully
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    you can still get Kardex's for cars after 71.? Was told that is when then they ceased using them.? GLWS of the E
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  3. 03-05-2016, 05:31 AM #3
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    Looks to be a very solid starting point, compared to what's out there. Good to see a nice E surface..Best of luck with the sale...Steve
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