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    119300002 Amazing Find Under G Body

    Just last week I read the "what is the fuel tank worth" thread and wondered what the chances are to find cars like these. When ever there is an old 911 for sale I get in the car drive there and go and have a look. Most of the cars are 911s not to much to report. So Saturday I went to look at this 69 in a G body. Can be a bargain... So I had a look. When I lifted the bonnet I had to contain myself. there sits the long range tank.
    Then I read the chassis number.... o my this must be significant. 119300002. The second 69 MFI car ever made. This must be one of the first long wheelbase cars ever made..... My thoughts start to run crazy...The first thing I did was phone my girlfriend saying I really think that the first cars like these are given to special people in porsche cirles. But lets tell that story next time, here is some pictures so long
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    911 S Targa 68 11850243
    911 S 69 #119300002 Ex Dr.F Porsche
    911 ST Replica 72
    59 VW Deluxe Microbus 23 Window
    58 Durkopp Diana Scooter

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    Congratulations. I'd love to learn more, particularly the engine # and it's build #.
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    2nd LWB?

    I love stories like this

    I wanna hear what comes back on the CoA
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    Engine no was 6930003 until last year. It had a conrod through the case so now its not matching number but I will make work to find old casing. I will give this so long as we figure out what the stories are. This is what Factory send me about car.
    Dear Leon,
    119300002 was delivered 29.Oct.'68 to testing department,
    and 29.Oct.'69 sold to a private german customer.
    engine 639XXXX
    gearbox 719XXXX
    color 6806=irishgreen
    interior leatherette black
    no options

    I only saw the car on Saturday bought it tonight so the rest will come
    Here is what it shlould look like and some more details. Here is current licence disc and one changed after damage. Also some green still sticking out under carpets inside sunroof zipper area and sunroof
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    911 S Targa 68 11850243
    911 S 69 #119300002 Ex Dr.F Porsche
    911 ST Replica 72
    59 VW Deluxe Microbus 23 Window
    58 Durkopp Diana Scooter

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    What it should look like
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    911 S Targa 68 11850243
    911 S 69 #119300002 Ex Dr.F Porsche
    911 ST Replica 72
    59 VW Deluxe Microbus 23 Window
    58 Durkopp Diana Scooter

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    That's really cool

    But how can you be shopping for Porsches while the World Cup is going on in your backyard!

    -Allen-

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    Nice find!!!
    Maybe the actual engine case is the one i sold and sent to South Africa about two years ago....
    Here's the link:
    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ad.php?t=11906
    Could you please comfirm?
    Thanks!

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    Very Cool!
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    This sure is something special:

    119300002 was delivered 29.Oct.'68 to testing department,

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    Awesome find Leon. I will look forward to your eventual progress on this one - when the ST is done.
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