W: Albert Blue 911

[dcarpe03]

Thank you JSandAK,

I appreciate you sending more picture. Again, due to the amount of bodywork/rust repair needed, I am going to say thank you for the offer but I will continue my search. If anyone out there is looking for a car to work on and drive, feel free to contact this seller. Located in NY.

Thank again!

[twertman1]

Not sure if this is a current listing or not
1972 911S Albert Blue $58000
Sounds too good to be true if it's an S

https://www.allcollectorcars.com/for...-911-/2004001/

This 1972 Porsche 911S was completed at the factory in March 1972 . The original specification included Albert Blue paint, Tan Leatherette Sport Seats, Limited Slip Differential, "Koni" Shocks instead of "Boge," Trim Strips on Rims (fender trim), Manual Antenna - Left w/Loudspeakers, Air Conditioning, Rear Bumper w/Impact Protection, Electric Sunroof, Michelin Tires. This 911S received a rust prevention when new and allows us to confirm that all panels are original to this car and in good shape. This Porsche is a good driver with presentable cosmetics that has been lovingly maintained as needed over the years. The original Albert Blue paintwork has been redone, the original sport seats have been recovered and the engine has been rebuilt. The AC unit was removed but is included and the plumbing remains intact. This is a very desirable 911S with a matching number engine and transmission, a sunroof and some very desirable options. In-House Financing Available!! Feel free to ask for Todd with any questions you may have at (210) 908-6745.

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That ad is definitely too good to be true. I took those pictures prior to selling that car. I’m sure you won’t be surprised to read that I got a lot more than $58,000. The strange thing is that my name is Todd, but that’s obviously not my number.

Incidentally, I’m also the guy who bought the 1972 Albert Blue 911E from Legendary (mentioned earlier in the thread). I agree, they knew very little about the car, but I took a chance and it is way better than I expected. I don’t know where the earlier comment came from about it not being matching numbers, because it definitely has its original engine and transmission.

[dcarpe03]

Hey Todd,

Very glad to hear that the 911E worked out for you. Sometimes gambles pay off. Enjoy it!

Best,
Derek

[JJG]

Thank you very much for the offer, I really do have my heart set on a coupe. I’m afraid I am just not a Targa guy.

Thanks again! The search continues!

No problem--just listed it here. Good luck in you search.

[JJG]

I am sure you have seen this 1972 coupe, but in case you haven't, here it is (and I actually had a PPI done on it that I can share with you).

https://www.elferspot.com/en/car/por...t-1971-243227/

[dcarpe03]

JJG,

Thank you for the post! I had seen that and had reached out for price but never went much beyond that I'm afraid. I just sent you a visitor message with my email. i would love the PPI if possible! Really appreciate it. - Derek

[Unobtanium-inc]

Cooper Classics in NYC has a nice one.

https://www.cooperclassiccars.com/19...lue-c-4332.htm

---Adam

[dcarpe03]

It certainly is gorgeous. Unfortunately, it is an S and because of that I heard they are asking over 200k for it. It sure is pretty though....
Thanks Adam

-Derek

[Unobtanium-inc]

It certainly is gorgeous. Unfortunately, it is an S and because of that I heard they are asking over 200k for it. It sure is pretty though....
Thanks Adam

-Derek

At least it gives you something to shoot for!

Good luck, your car is out there.

---Adam

[dcarpe03]

Thanks Adam! I'm hoping that with the warmer weather coming, we might see some Albert Blue examples come out for sale from hibernation. Fingers Crossed!