Interesting auction results and fake warning VIN 301246

[softwindow]

Today some interesting parts have been offered at the "Automobilia Auktion Ladenburg" in Germany.
Among many interesting documents the german title of VIN 301246 has been sold for 1000 € and I think it was not the owner of the real car who payed 1000 €.

Furthermore an engine 587/1 was sold for 140000 € + bedue and taxes.

Not sold and now again offered was:
Engine 900167 of car VIN 300068 86000 €
RS engine from 1973 89000 €
GT1 engine 178560 €
The strongest engine that ever now offered for 1 Mio € and offered in the auction for 1.2 Mio + bedue and taxes
was used in a round distance
running from a Porsche 917/30
with 1570 hp


Wish you a nice weekend

Anke

[raspritz]

I bid in that auction on a few items at the other end of the price spectrum. I didn't get any.

[softwindow]

I bought some brochures and some parts for example rubber mats and a
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PORSCHE/VDO, 1966, tachometre 10.000 UpM/RpM, which was described as "good original state".
I wrote them that they can only describe it as original when it uses 30000 Imp and this is stamped on the instrument and they didnt say no.
So we will see. Up to now I thought that all 66 Instruments were green, but others also say that there were 10.000 UpM/RpM Instruments with white letters in the building year 66 too.

We will see when the instrument is delivered.
Ciao

[StephenAcworth]

From the website re: 301246

PORSCHE
Vehicle registration documents of a Porsche 911, registration date May 20th 1965, chassis number 901.366, factory number 301246, type 911326, inside 5 German entries and also a receipt about engine modification in 1972, inside it was noted that the engine code 902182 fitted in to the vehicle, good condition, very rare

[fourteenten]

That RS engine was not from 1973 but 1974!

Cees

[stretch]

Anybody on here buy lot number : 1542 .PORSCHE Mixed lot of press photos Willy Braillard in a Porsche 911 ST.

Dave