911E Cars for Sale

[DOUGS73E]

For the record:

1070 911E in Italy, Signal Orange, alleged 28,000 km
https://www.ebay.com/itm/12504520597...2Cchnl%3Dmkcid

VIN is: 9110201174
BIN: $140,000

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Seller's Description:

Car is In Positano (amalfi coast ) Italy 🇮🇹 I’ve owned it for a least 15years and bought it just out of full body /engine restoration ! Interior kept it all original except vintage 70’s rs panels and vintage sport seats . It’s been kept in my garage and truly used it very little now and then with only 28000km! It still looks faboulous ! It’s a matching numbers and comes with the Italian Porsche certificate of authenticity !! Color is insane and iis the famous 70’s 🍊 I can arrange shipping from here no problem previous full payment by bank wire and I can go to my friend’s agency here for export papers ! Car’s title is under my personal name so no worries.

Here is your perfect Christmas present 🎁 Porsche 911 2.2 E 1970 coupe matching numbers with Porsche certificate of authenticity !!! Kept in fantastic conditions and always stored in my private covered garage . I’m an honest and passionate car collector (look at my 100% positive feedbacks since 2001 and a Porsche lover ! I’ve bought this one when I was working in Torino about 15years ago while I was looking for my perfect pre bunker porsche to add to my collection … through a friend I went to see this one that was about to be stripped and bare natal restored … it was love at first sight !! After 8 months I want to pick it up and felt like buying a new car !! Since then (while living in the super sunny Positano I’ve only used it once twice a month for a romantic ride around the coast and right back into my garage . Has only 28000km on the odometer and let me tell you it is a joy just to Look at it when I see it . It looks outstanding!!! Orange color is insane and don’t forget this is not a T but a very rare E!! As rare as an S that in the same condition can go for over 200000$…. This is a true gem for an amazing price. I can arrange shipping from here (salerno port) to Usa easely (I did the opposite when I’ve bought my first 356 in California and shipped it to Positano 20 years ago … so I’ve learned how to do it and still have the shipper contact and the agency here for export papers …you will pay for these services and I can ask for shipping quote once you are ready to buy it . Obviously you are welcome to come to Positano and take care of it but if not I will hel you from here to do so (previous full payment via bank wire end relatives extra cost ). Ciao Franco PS in the Picts you can see a Motolita steering wheel that ive exchanged it with the first 380mm Fuchs steering that was mounted originally on the car with a vibtage horn button customization. Very very nice ! I will perform by my personal porsche mechanic a service before I’ll sell the car 🙌

[camarilla]

Vin is 9113200445

Did anybody save a picture of this one?

[camarilla]

https://mart.pca.org/ads/54142

$130,000
Ad#: 54142
Mileage: 70,400
Exterior: Silver
Generation: 911

About This Car
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Fabulous 73 matching numbers 911E The car has Webber 40's and motor is built to S Spec 190HP. Suspension all redone, Bilstein and Elephant Racing front and rear sway bars as well. New clutch, alternator, fuel pump, trans rebuild, tires, etc. I built the car to be a high performance driving car, that not only looks great but performs and drives much better than new.
I have tons of photos, videos, COA, and records. Serious buyers should call to discuss in detail. No low balls, tire kickers, dreamers, or time wasters.
Thanks Brian
703 861 3000 cell

[DOUGS73E]

Did anybody save a picture of this one?

https://www.early911sregistry.org/fo...=1#post1112153

[camarilla]

https://www.early911sregistry.org/fo...=1#post1112153

Yikes, sorry for the double post - i missed this one. So i guess it got relisted with new pics for $5k less

[Britzky9]

Hello! Is anyone familiar with this car, or the seller?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/265500890935

Thanks!

[72targa]

Hello! Is anyone familiar with this car, or the seller?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/265500890935

Thanks!

No knowledge of this seller or car (9110210973). Hope you were planning on having a pre-purchase inspection conducted either way.

[Britzky9]

No knowledge of this seller or car (9110210973). Hope you were planning on having a pre-purchase inspection conducted either way.

Thanks for the reply!

Yes, absolutely, if I were to make an offer. Reached out to the seller. On a quick google search, he seems to be somewhat known in the Chicago area.

Thanks!

[DOUGS73E]

Hello! Is anyone familiar with this car, or the seller?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/265500890935
Thanks!

I'm always puzzled with a carbureted 'E'. Although the original MFI might have been problematic with some owners/mechanics back in the day, if a new owner wanted to restore the induction to MFI, that will be a $10k-$20k effort. The dash pad looks like a correct replacement. I'd be curious to see the Kardex or CoA to verify the original exterior/interior colors. The instrument cluster suggests that the mileage is at least 132k. New or refinished gas tank. 14"x 5.5" Fuchs were the std 'E' wheel; many opted to upgrade/replace to 15"x 6" Fuchs. The underside looks good.
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eBay Motors
1970 Porsche 2.2L 911E Targa
VIN: 9110210913
Engine: -
Trans: -
Color: Black/Beige (original colors?)
Mileage: 32,270 (indicated)
BIN Price: US$79,000

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Seller's Description:

- Numbers-matching vehicle
- Only 32,000 miles
- Same family ownership since 2002
- No rust, no accidents
- Repainted Black, Glasruit paint, excellent
- Have underneath photos
- Leather seats, redone; new door pockets
- Original Blaupunkt radio
- Original chrome & glass, excellent
- Targa top in excellent condition
- Original 2.2 liter engine, 155 hp
- New PMO (Weber) carburetors
- New heat exchangers and muffler
- Car runs great
- Original 901 5-speed transmission
- Rare, original 14”fuchs alloys
- 185 SR14 Michelin XZX tires, old
- Has jack & tool kit
- Has service records since 2002

[Britzky9]

I'm always puzzled with a carbureted 'E'. Although the original MFI might have been problematic with some owners/mechanics back in the day, if a new owner wanted to restore the induction to MFI, that will be a $10k-$20k effort. The dash pad looks like a correct replacement. I'd be curious to see the Kardex or CoA to verify the original exterior/interior colors. The instrument cluster suggests that the mileage is at least 132k. New or refinished gas tank. 14"x 5.5" Fuchs were the std 'E' wheel; many opted to upgrade/replace to 15"x 6" Fuchs. The underside looks good.
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Seller's Description:

- Numbers-matching vehicle
- Only 32,000 miles
- Same family ownership since 2002
- No rust, no accidents
- Repainted Black, Glasruit paint, excellent
- Have underneath photos
- Leather seats, redone; new door pockets
- Original Blaupunkt radio
- Original chrome & glass, excellent
- Targa top in excellent condition
- Original 2.2 liter engine, 155 hp
- New PMO (Weber) carburetors
- New heat exchangers and muffler
- Car runs great
- Original 901 5-speed transmission
- Rare, original 14”fuchs alloys
- 185 SR14 Michelin XZX tires, old
- Has jack & tool kit
- Has service records since 2002

I spoke with the seller last evening - the car was originally "brown" and resprayed black (that's a no for me). Also seems that there is some story behind an owner owed the repair shop money...and the repair shop is the seller.