...it would still be a 1972, in Italy (not a good thing), with a buy it now price of just under $50,000.
If you are looking to spend €35,000 on a nice early 911S coupe, I would be more than pleased to help you spend your money. There are lots of good cars over here for that kind of cash (they might even have the correct mirror).
Early S Reg #675
Why Italy have excellent climate and most cars in there are rust free.Originally Posted by 911s911rs
Thanks! You have a PM.I would be more than pleased to help you spend your money. There are lots of good cars over here for that kind of cash (they might even have the correct mirror).
Is there something wrong about the 1972 cars that we need to know about over here in the new world?
Howard Lazarus
Early S Registry #357
RGruppe #181
1971 911S Conda Green, Factory Airport Gears
1972 Corsican Rose Love Fest
Hey Howard,
what ever happened with that turbo-look ?
Sam
Self anointed Head of the SSSP
( Super secret seat police )
our motto is : if you've got a bug up your ass, we put it there
67S polo red 307958S (gone but not forgotten )
87 factory turbolook Lagoon green metallic ( G50 O'yeah )
It's now called the R Gruppe look......I guess back in the day everybody wanted a Turbo but now the flavor of the day is the RS......so everybody who is a dedicated follower of fashion has to have an RS......Ole Steve McQueen and James Dean must be laughhing in their graves over this one.....Originally Posted by swbsam
Master of the Buffet
Voice of Reasoned Conservatism
Such as?Is there something wrong about the 1972 cars that we need to know about over here in the new world?
If you were referring to my 'not a good thing' comment, you will notice that it was referencing the location and was separated from the year by a comma... a not unusual device - call it old world charm.
You might read my comment as:
...it would still be a 1972 with a buy it now price of just under $50,000.
Better?
Early S Reg #675
Ian, I will go and look at it for you . In fact its not far from GeorgeKin Italy
Nick Moss - Early 911S #476 - RGruppe #318 - early911.co.uk