'68 911 T Rallye at Autofarm

[fryardds]

I am sure some of you may have already seen this car that Autofarm has for sale, but for those that haven't check it out. Very extensive race history for this rare RHD 911 T Rallye. This would be a hot ticket for someone interested in doing historic racing events any where in the world.




http://www.autofarm.co.uk/car.php3/sb349Rev.html

[72targa]

Just for grins, I wonder what the asking price is?

[Paul Schooley]

Nice provenance, well written up history on it. Methinks that ain't gonna be had for chump change....errrr....I mean my entire wages for the next several years

[210bhp]

Last I heard was 125000GBP but it has been for sale for several months.
Mike

[boxster03]

or $225,000 US

[Mr9146]

Those short wheelbase cars have an odd look to them. I don't know what it is, but they just look ... odd. That's not to say I don't like 'em, but it's an odd taste for the eyes. Kinda like a 914 ...

I can't explain it, but the way the car looks in that picture the SWB is very pronounced ... and it's an oddity that is exacerbated by the flares.

[John Fusco]

And that big white dot.

SWB is the purest - don't mess with it.

John

[John Fusco]

Love those minis.

[A.T.]

What's the deal with the "Minis"? You mean the rear rims, am I right? What's special about those and why were they so often only used on the rear? I think I need a little history lesson here.

Thanks

A.T.

[nick-moss]

In those days Fuchs's widest rim was 7" so to go wider meant going to alternative sources, hence the 9" Minilites which now fetch similar money to 7Rs.

2 BRX has recently been returned to its original colour scheme but may be more recognisable like this