911T Cars for Sale

[210bhp]

How about a well documented '67 coupe and a 356SC project in progress?

Tom

Ongoing in the UK. No affiliation.

http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=32907

Regards
Mike

[NewbernD]

1970 911T - no engine/trans. Solid car otherwise. $7000

http://buyjohnsporsche.com/

[Bullethead]

On the Samba, no affiliation. Several things wrong (carb spray?!?) but looks dry, solid and straight.

http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifie...php?id=1187371

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Price: $14,750

1970 porsche T targa, numbers matching, out of storage, runs with carb spray, NO RUST , PERFECT FLOORS, TORSION BAR MOUNTS, FRONT AND REAR, NO RUST !! , has broken glass in passenger door, period recarro seats, older paint, with some chips, but no rust !!! , PERFECT DASH, correct fuchs alloys, and spare wheel, only 2 owners, no accident evidence, clear california title, call 562 691 1109 for more details.

[72targa]

1972 RHD Porsche 911 T

Not sure if still available...

http://www.johndglynn.com/1972-rhd-p...911-t-for-sale

[Malmsey]

What do y'all think of this car? http://www.autotraderclassics.com/cl...sationId=78707

[kp.sfo]

Listed on PelicanParts:

1973.5T Targa with 2.7 engine

no affiliation.

1973 PORSCHE TARGA
VIN#9113111119 Production Date 1/73
Car is a west coast car, Great Shape, Updated to a 2.7 cis engine, Polished fuchs, perfect paint, New Bilstein shocks
ASKING $25,000.00

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I have checked out the car & took it for a test drive. The body is in perfect condition, no rust spots anywhere, and the (repainted) silver paint is in very good condition. The engine pulls strong and all gears shift smoothly. Current owner has put 2k mls on the car during the last 6 years. Has quite some documentation (incl detailed photo documentation of bare-metal strip and repaint). Dash is in very good condition (one very tiny crack). Door pockets are missing (aftermarket speakers), aftermarket stereo.

Only reason I passed on this one is the non-original engine. Other than that - a great exemplar.

[beh911]

What do y'all think of this car? http://www.autotraderclassics.com/cl...sationId=78707

You asked...

I personally like my ground up restoration cars to have matching tail light lenses, but that's just me. While a minor fix effort wise, it speaks more to attention to detail. How many other three figure small fixes like this to get it right is what I would be thinking. There are numerous not quite right things on the car. We're not even at the restoration steps and effort yet either.

With the comments made in the ad description and the solid asking price, I would want to see more factual information rather than the hyperbole presented. See if you can get that from the seller.

I'm not suggesting intentional misrepresentation but rather someone describing a car in a way that creates more questions than answers.

[ccalex]

Listed on the Road Scholars site:
73 T, Signal Yellow, 34,000 miles
http://www.theaircooledguys.com/1973...llow-survivor/

[Eminence Gris]

Here's a drivable project car in San Francisco. '71 T Targa. Anyone know it? It's rare to have a seller post pictures of a front suspension pan this far gone, but at least it's a common repair with a known cost range...

http://carplanet.com/porsche/911t/19...tallicGrey.htm

[kp.sfo]

*no affiliation*

1973.5 Porsche 911 T Coupe Black with Black interior 103800 miles. Number matching. 73.5 with the CIS system. this is a very nice example of the last year of the really great 911 cars. This car feels wonderful on the road, and it runs out very nicely. It also looks nice too. $26,500

found on hemmings: http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/...t/1270375.html (and link to seller's website with tons of detailed photos)