FS: @eBay - 1973 Porsche 911T Coupe

[Unobtanium-inc]

1973 Porsche 911T Coupe VIN 9113100212 Engine 6461076

Here we have a 1973 Porsche 911T Coupe that was somebody's weekend racer back in the day. I'm guessing based on the M3 antenna this was a late 80s/early 90's track car. The original engine was replaced with a 1976 2.7. The car has been sitting for sometime so expect a full project with this one. There is rust and other blemishes, please look at all the pictures to get a good idea of the car. But enough of the cool is left on this car to see the car it once was, and can be again. Cool stuff like the aluminum rear panel are still with the car. The 73 is the last of the longhoods and since this car has already been modified it is the perfect car to do whatever you want with, the concour judges be damned! It comes with everything that is pictured and nothing that isn't. Also, please remember this is an old racer so expect bondo, quick welding, and all kind of other sins one would expect for a car that was built more for function than form. It looks like the engine is bolted in place but not hooked up so the engine compartment may or may not be complete. Priced at no reserve, don't miss out!

This car comes with a clear title and is ready for export.

EBAY LINK:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/252920206021?
Location: Ravena, NY

[Mark X]

How often do you check your emails?

[Jules Dielen]

dead beat bidder the first time around, A?

[Unobtanium-inc]

dead beat bidder the first time around, A?

Nope, already got the deposit, payment is coming from the Fatherland.

---Adam

[Jules Dielen]

sweet congrats. Thought it went thru a 2nd round!

[Unobtanium-inc]

sweet congrats. Thought it went thru a 2nd round!

We don't have to re-list much, the reserves are always realistic on our cars. And our buyer's requirements are pretty strict so it keeps the flake factor down. I like to sell cars, not hoard them, so we price to sell. My dream is an empty lot, but they keep coming.....
One of these days I'm going to throw my phone at a passing train and work on my own stuff, the yard be damned!
---Adam

[NZVW]

Whats the GO on the sepia brown targa trying to hide amongst his mates ??
Mark

[plumber]

Have a 73T originally sepia now painted red. Nice rust free car if you're looking for one.http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...1&d=1422468364