911T Cars for Sale

[SD Swede]

Doug Thank you very much. I recently listed the car on ebay for the owner. If anyone here wants to make an offer contact me via our website and I can have the owner review. Thanks Again guys, this car deserves a great home.

I should get some kind of a discount there

[Frankr]

Just saw this '70T Coupe on "thesamba.com" with a make an offer price tag.

http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifie...php?id=1758371

Not mine, just passing it along

Stretch

Also on Ebay with more details

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-...US_Cars_Trucks

[DOUGS73E]

For the record:
1970 2.2L Porsche 911 T Coupe
VIN: 9110121369
Engine: -
Trans: -
Mileage: 58,941 (indicated)
BIN Price: -

Is the rear end so high because there is no engine?


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[brookedale091462]

so does the "upgrade" to a 2.7 spec mean the case was changed or was the original case bored out? sorry if I have the wrong terms, I just am trying to get an idea what they are selling.
Expert advise gladly received.

Gooding & Company Auction, Amelia Island 2015, 11:00am March 13, 2015
1972 2.4L 911T Coupe, Lot 026
VIN: 9112100229
Engine: ?
Trans: ?
Mileage: 15,405 (indicated)
Auction Estimate: US$130,000 - $150,000 | Without Reserve



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Auction Description:
Early sales of Porsche’s 911 benefited from use in the opening of Steve McQueen’s iconic racing film Le Mans, which also featured Porsches in striking Gulf Oil livery. Factory-finished in Gulf Orange (Code 61), a special-order paint color offered briefly as part of a licensing agreement with Gulf Oil, this very special 911 T furthered the growing Porsche legend.
Ordered to a particularly high and sporting specification with eight factory options in addition to its paint color, this 911 T served alongside a Gulf Blue counterpart as an official pace car at the IMSA Presidential 250 race, held November 19, 1972, at Daytona. Used by Gulf Oil at the race and as a promotional vehicle, the 911 T offered here was eventually sent to Brumos in Jacksonville, Florida, where it was sold in November 1972 to Harry Mason, a Disney animatronics specialist. Both Mr. Haywood and Brumos salesman “Bat” Masterson clearly recalled the car, its Daytona use, and sale to Mr. Mason, evidenced by correspondence on file. Sympathetically restored within the past few years, and having benefited from many years of service at Brumos as well as an upgrade of the engine to 2.7-liter specification, this fascinating 911 has most recently been serviced by Weldon Scrogham of G & W Motorwerkes. Documented by correspondence, photographs, a copy of the 1972 title, a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, and more, this Porsche 911 T marks a thrilling find.

[brookedale091462]

How far out in the Pacific was the barge floating when they found it?

Posted simply to record the VIN really.

Currently for sale in Japan (auction today) 1973 T with slant nose conversion (I'm restraining myself). No association(as if I had to state that!)

VIN: 9113101074

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Cheers,
Mark

[TMC]

I am familiar with this car and the engine number is matching the COA. The original owner did make the adjustments to the original engine.

[Frankr]

For the record:
1970 2.2L Porsche 911 T Coupe
VIN: 9110121369
Engine: -
Trans: -
Mileage: 58,941 (indicated)
BIN Price: -

Is the rear end so high because there is no engine?

My link had plenty of engine pix. Easy fix that.

[DOUGS73E]

I assume it is a 'T'. I don't know what is left of a 1972 911 here . . . probably has run flat tires
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Lucky Collector Car Auctions, Snoqualmie, Washington, Saturday, April 4, 2015
1972 Porsche 911, Lot 063
VIN: 9112110664
Engine: Small Block GM V8
Trans: yeah
Mileage: 19,720 (indicated)
Auction Estimate: ?











Auction Description:

That’s right, powered by a small black GMC. Professional installation, well executed. This isn’t a “Bandit” Porsche, it’s a fully sorted “Gangster”.

Thrilling performance with no expense maintenance. Amaze the gearheads – purists and hot-rodders alike. A remarkable car that combines the best of Porsche design with a practical and dependable power plant.

[mvboy]

Can I assume that with the 2 batteries there this has been upgraded to Formula One style KERS system?

[GT3DE]

I assume it is a 'T'. I don't know what is left of a 1972 911 here . . . probably has run flat tires
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Lucky Collector Car Auctions, Snoqualmie, Washington, Saturday, April 4, 2015
1972 Porsche 911, Lot 063
VIN: 9112110664
Engine: Small Block GM V8
Trans: yeah
Mileage: 19,720 (indicated)
Auction Estimate: ?











Auction Description:

That’s right, powered by a small black GMC. Professional installation, well executed. This isn’t a “Bandit” Porsche, it’s a fully sorted “Gangster”.

Thrilling performance with no expense maintenance. Amaze the gearheads – purists and hot-rodders alike. A remarkable car that combines the best of Porsche design with a practical and dependable power plant.

Yes, it was a T, 5th number being a 1 means T.