TYP 911R manual

[spdster-can]

I came across a wine colored 6"x9" binder that is from the Porsche factory
for TYP 911 R, my question is :what would it be valued at? It comes with a signed letter on Porsche letter head paper, dated 16 Nov, 1967. Seems to me
to be a very rare informative and historic binder. Any TYP 911 R owners
can sheld some light on this binder for me.

New member, first time on Forum.
Thanks.

[Milou]

Can you scan and post images? thanks

[CamBiscuit]

Whoa thats pulling out the big guns on your first post

My 2c would be $1500 + but I'm no oracle. If you can afford an R these days whats another grand or two....

Milou is right, I'm sure we'd all love to see a sample of this!!!!

[preS]

I have seen at least 2 of these in the past years. I would think that more manuals were printed than cars since I have only seen one R (Bill Noon) in that time

Re. value, I would think $2k-$3K.

Just my $.02

Richard

[fg1227]

SENT YOU A PM;
HERE'S MY 911r #19

[Soterik]

Sent you a PM on behalf of a friend.

regards,
Eric

[Bobs 67S]

Spdster-can
Is this in German publication W 329 August 1967

or the English: Translated and Reprinted in U.S. January 1977

Or- is it both under the same cover?
Great Find!

Any chance you can post some more of the info on this thread:
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...s+publications

thanks.

[spdster-can]

Thanks for all the replies, the binder seems to be in very good condition,there are some hand written notes on a few pages, maybe
a mechanic or owner making reference to some of the info, also some
oily finger prints on the edges of some pages. It is all in German and so are the written notes. Wouldn't it be wonderful to get a history of this binder, who used it? which car did it refer to? Well aged binder that has that certain "patina" to it.
Will try to scan a few pages for all to see.
Thanks again for the help.