Down one and need another...67 softie?

[rower]

I sadly just sold my 1970 911S targa, in a beautiful green metallic. Not quite sure why I sold it as it was an amazing car. Probably a weak moment as I just had purchased a period race car. It will be very hard to find one of similar quality.

But now I’m looking for a 1967 soft targa, either a quality project that has a great color and interesting kardex options or a top quality finished car, preferably original

Any leads?

[Unobtanium-inc]

I sadly just sold my 1970 911S targa, in a beautiful green metallic. Not quite sure why I sold it as it was an amazing car. Probably a weak moment as I just had purchased a period race car. It will be very hard to find one of similar quality.

But now I’m looking for a 1967 soft targa, either a quality project that has a great color and interesting kardex options or a top quality finished car, preferably original

Any leads?

I'll have a 69 Soft window project in the Spring, matching number motor. It's the one I wrote about in the latest issue of ESSES. Barn Fresh, even stepped in horse poop!

---Adam

[Arne]

Did you see this one? '67 S softie, in Bahama, with an eye-watering asking price.

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[gdj911]

Try Carparc USA.com i think Henk has a restored 67S softie. he does beautiful work!
cheers,

[rower]

Thanks for all the suggestions.

My preference is to either find a great project with a good color and options and use my restorer or to find an original one or at least an original interior.

I’m pretty particular on how these get restored.

[Arne]

Thanks for all the suggestions.

My preference is to either find a great project with a good color and options and use my restorer or to find an original one or at least an original interior.

I’m pretty particular on how these get restored.

Makes sense. Good luck with the search!