Peter Kane
'72 911S Targa
Message Board Co-Moderator - Early 911S Registry #100
and you'll still need to get it across the pond...
Originally Posted by Homemade 911
and you'll still need to get it across the pond...
...then you need to pay Customs duty, then you need to pay your local DMV state sales tax and registration fees!!!
J-P
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S Registry #949
What am I missing here?????????
Remember Most Prices include GST (sales tax) which is 19 percent right now
Try Mobile.De
I am living in Germany and will be glad to look at a car for someone, I have a mechanic in Koln area that was dealer trained and has worked on everything from a Pre-As to a GT1s, He has been on support team for the supercup
He has several customers that he maintains Early 911s for, and supports
them at the Vintage Grand Prix at the "Ring" I am not advertising here
but he is as good as they get. Those who know me know that
This is a teaser ad from a dealer in Essen, a Strong area for dealers in
what the Germans call "Old Timers" It's near the Netherlands where
your import duty is lower.
Remember its restored not original, Its nice but their are better examples in the US when you figure the costs involved .
I am now really crying about the 72 Olive Green Targa 70K miles SS etc. I had a deposit on in Utah that a Doctor bought after I passed to buy a 356 convertable D I still love Targas more than most but in 02 I had it bought for sub $20K 1 of 2 ok 3 I wish I stretched to buy.
Rambling in Germany
Randy
Randy K. Germany /Oregon Way too many put away way too many gone !
For what it's worth, the recent '73 S S/R Coupe for $35,000 plus what many here have suggested for a full scale restoration (~$40,000) is getting very close to the $82,000 that is being asked for this car. Not that I could afford it!
Peter Kane
'72 911S Targa
Message Board Co-Moderator - Early 911S Registry #100
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