911 R on Starkey's site......

[Flat Six, inc.]

$300K for a fairly complete project 911R..........seems like a fair deal?

These cars are a bargain compared to some of the stuff going through Barret-Jackson.

[Flat Six, inc.]

So nobody wants to talk about an R?.........are you guys feeling ok?

[preS]

Hi Aaron,

I am wondering if R cases have "vins" as well, this case doesn't.

I also would like to know the engineserialnumber on this case. Does it start w/ a 5 or 4 ..

Richard

[fg1227]

eng#5080008,according to Starkey;$300,000 seems reasonable;I've been offered $500,000 for mine which I declined

[72targa]

Many, many pieces...way out of my league in terms of $$...

http://www.johnstarkeycars.com/pages...1967_911R.html

[Flat Six, inc.]

It seems like it would take another 100K or so to put it together........and yes I agree 500K+ would be the number for a nice one.

In my opinion........the R would bring as much as an RSR 2.8 or maybe a little more?

[preS]

eng#5080008,according to Starkey

Than apparently R cases don't have "vins" and is this one of the differences between a R and 906 case (yes the other is an original 906 case/ engine).

Richard

[fg1227]

Arron.a '73 2.8 rsr sold for over $550,000,and a Kremer bros. ST SOLD FOR OVER $500,000;THE 2.8 IS FACTUAL I was negoiating on it when it sold,the ST,I got the info from a reliable source

[Flat Six, inc.]

Arron.a '73 2.8 rsr sold for over $550,000,and a Kremer bros. ST SOLD FOR OVER $500,000;THE 2.8 IS FACTUAL I was negoiating on it when it sold,the ST,I got the info from a reliable source

Exactly.......so the R seems like a decent deal because Rs, factory STs and '73 RSRs are all similar money right???......very desirable and rare cars.

[fg1227]

$500,000 Here $500,000 There;pretty Soon You're Talking Real Money