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  1. 03-27-2007, 10:30 PM #1
    Will Snyder
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    FS: 1970 911 Race Car....

    FS: This is a NO excuse professionally built 1970 911E. Built and maintained by Tony Gerace - TLG. This is one of the nicest vintage 911 track cars in the country! Many of you probably know the TLG Red Racer....

    What started out as a virgin rust and accident free '70 E, we stripped the car to a bare tub, then had the car "caged". The quality and workmanship on this car is as good as it gets! The bare tub was powdercoated. This was a"nut and bolt" build with all NEW or rebuilt parts.

    This has been a fun, fast and RELIABLE track car..........It is race ready, add gas and go racing!

    Some details of the car are:

    2.4 single plug motor, ported heads, custom cams, weber 40mm carbs, etc, etc.
    901 gear box w/close ratio gears and LSD
    Billet RSR flywheel and "puck" disc
    Charlie Bars (F/R)
    Custom valved Bilstein struts/shocks, monoballs F/R
    Fuel Safe Cell w/custom plumbing etc.
    Custom wiring harness
    Turbo brakes
    Fuchs 15X7 205/225 tires
    Aluminum rear arms and front crossmember
    Pro built roll cage
    Lexan windows
    Halon fire system
    AMB transponder

    2,050 lbs WET - w/all steel bodywork

    Pictures to follow

    $55 K - includes custom Bear Trailersports tandem axle trailer w/tire rack

    Please contact me at the e-mail below with any questions.

    Will Snyder
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  2. 03-28-2007, 05:35 AM #2
    Homemade 911
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    I've seen this car...

    ...and it would make a GREAT addition to the VARA CP-3 ranks.
    Somebody jump on this and come race with us - we need more Porsches out there
    Good luck with the sale...

    Cheers
    Thom

    PS - any spares for that price?
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  3. 03-28-2007, 02:25 PM #3
    Chris Tallon
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    Will,

    You ought to bring the car out on April 17th to SOW.

    Chris
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