Brent
'70 911S
'68 TR250
Very cool but you could never drive it at this point. If you had a museum and stupid money I guess you'd want it not me. Or, buy it and document everything with pictures and then drive it and not care. Doubt that would happen.
72S, 72T now ST
I agree about photographing this car and documenting everything possible.
Time machine....what's that worth?
Guess a time machine is pretty much priceless.
Love to see bigger hi def pics of this car.
-Doug
2022 Carrera 4S Oslo Blue
1977 Martini Edition 924
1989 Lancia Delta Integrale 16V
here is the direct website, with many more high quality photos. good lighting. etc. https://canepa.com/photo-gallery/1970-porsche-911t6558/
I saw the car last Saturday. There are many very nice details about it. The paint is not over polished and still has "from the spray gun look".
The thing that surprised me the most was how well overall finish was back 50 yrs ago. They really worked out everything.
72B7DD38-A252-4262-BAF6-D20760DDFFCD.jpg
Little numbers going down the grill.
720EDA4B-E015-4D11-96CF-A9002624D17B.jpg
Details of the horse for 1970
3B1F397E-B228-4DF5-A0C0-5450CE676A1D.jpg
Wire and zip tie
51725C0C-5E9F-43B2-9E61-28110D780D39.jpg
56CBDF9C-3AD9-47D1-AA94-627DAC1DE0AB.jpg
Screw head and the black anodized top surface only...it was pretty shiney.
iPhones make images sideways.
Last edited by Scott A; 12-14-2021 at 05:13 PM.
Current long term ownership: 63 Cab, 71 911, 74 914
The underbelly AC condensers are interesting...has always made me uncomfortable but I know people do it successfully. However, is that a later add on? I thought the original dealer-installed Coolaire kit only had the single large rear deckled condenser? I believe the underbelly ones were made later by Performance Aire?
'70 911T Coupe
'93 964 C2 Coupe
awsome .....but there is a few nuts missing on the heat excangers...
You’ve got eagle eyes, Moito!Originally Posted by moito
------------------------------------------------
1971 911T/2.45 engine spec Coupe / Gold Metallic on Black
1995 911 C2 / Guards Red on Cashmere Beige (Sold)
The only time I've seen the hole where that bolt head is on the grill is when a stud breaks so you can replace it.
72S, 72T now ST
Upon Discovery, this car was tapped in the rear while being pushed out of the garage. The repair is fantastic and the paint is sprayed to match the rest of the factory meter readings. I doubt Canepa even knows about this as its so well done. Just an fyi for any potential buyers. Great car
Clay Carr
R Gruppe #806
1973 911T Hot Rod
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote