FS: 1969 Porsche "T/R" Replica

[bob tilton]

I am listing this for a friend. Please contact Frank Enea at 831 595 0150 or FJB27@cs.com.

FROM THE OWNER:
One of the finest “T/R” replicas ever made is offered below. It was built by my personal Porsche mechanic David Loop of Loop European in Monterey, CA. David is known for his exquisite and attention to detail production of the new rage in “R Gruppe” type of Porsches. David’s cars are phenomenal for street usage, track events or show circuits. I have owned one of his cars and never had a better “R Gruppe” type of car. He is totally aware of how to put everything together that offers comfort, speed and reliability. See below the specs of the car and the above attachments for detailed photos of this great car. Price: $85,000.00

1969 chassis
Rust Free
Accident Free
915 5 speed gear box with 911SC stock gears
Brakes are 911S non servo
SSI Heat Exchangers with stock Dansk muffler
Aluminum trailing arms, Bilstein sport shocks, 26 mm Torsion bars rear, 18.6 mm front, 20 mm sway bar, turbo tie rods and A arm bushings ply-bronze.
Excellent Original: carpet, headliner, seatbelts and sun visors
Real RS flares and steering wheel
Through the grill fog lights n.o.s.
Front S Steel Bumper
Gauges restored by North Hollywood Speedo
DuPont chromabase special mix paint

Engine:
1978 911 SC
JE Pistons 10.0 compression
Camshafts Elgin S mod grind (cam timing 4.5 mm at overlap)
Bosch ignition distributor
Pertronix ignition with 3 pin Bosch CD
PMO 46 carbs est. 250 H.P.

[bob tilton]

more details...

[t6dpilot]

WOW is that ever nice!!

[Captain]

yes, very nice! I guess if you want a "new" early 911 this is what it would be... not sure what the value would be. What would this be worth compared to an excellent condition and original (as possible) early 911S. Tough to compare though... still this is a beautiful car!

[2POINT7]

WOW! They don't come along this nice very often. Beautiful car!

[pu911rsr]

These clones or replicas, whatever you want to call them are valued just like any other item for sale. That is based on what someone is willing to pay for and what it would cost to replicate. That is a beautiful car and would not be cheap to build.
Phil

[RC70SCoupe]

I first saw the car at The Gathering at The Quail, during Pebble Beach Week.
Frank displayed it in Rallye trim, EVERYONE who walked by it, was drawn to it.
(Remember, The Gathering is now THE place to display your car, ONLY THE BEST.)

The next time was when Frank brought it to GAF. I was lucky enough to drive it for a few miles around the Fairgrounds, and the surface streets. The car drive as nice as it looks. NO rattles, tight feeling in the shifting, steering, acceleration, braking. The whole checklist you do in your head as you drive a car, looking for something to notice wrong. Well, there is NOTHING anyone will find.

It really is that nice. If you are seriously in the market to buy, this is the one.

Here is a photo I scanned from the back cover of the Spring 2006 issue of
The Esses.

[jhora]

Bob...what color is this car???

Thanks...John

[Chuck Miller]

Yeah, I took that pic at the Quail... and this one as well...

If you're looking for an Early 911 Hot Rod with ALL the right stuff, this is one of the best 'no excuse' cars I've ever seen....

BTW - I've been trying to talk Frank out of selling it for over a month...

Cheers,

[}{arlequin]

wow. very nice car.