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  1. 11-30-2019, 05:19 AM #1
    j911brick
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    FS: 67 911 Restored

    Very nice Ground up restoration. Not the original color. Not the original interior, not the original engine/trans. Other than that this car went through a very exhaustive restoration. Every reasonable effort was made to make it as authentic as reasonably possible. I am representing the seller and I did most of the restoration. Restoration cost over $120K. Asking $95K
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