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    1967 911S - for sale

    Sorry guys, I need the money. This is as "fully factual" as I can get it, as I know you will scrutinize the details. I offered this car for sale during the two weeks before I left California, but it wasn't enough time to sell it. Plus, the nice folks who did come out to look it over pointed out a few things for me to check out, which I have done. Engine has been checked over, gauges remanufactured, chain tensioner upgraded, etc.. Prepurchase inspection can be done by Karosserie, Ltd, as I am just a few miles from their shop. I will respond to questions as best as I can, and provide more pictures as requested.
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    1967 Porsche 911-S $45,000.00
    Red Coupe - Overall Excellent condition
    Maintenance records for last 16 years
    All work done by reputable Porsche shops (Andial, Aase Motors, N.A.R.W., Performance Autoworks)
    California car, (now moved to VA last 6 months)
    Matching #'s, engine, chassis, transmission, with Porsche Certificate of Authenticity
    All gauges just renewed by VDO (North Hollywood Speedometer)


    This car looks beautiful inside and out and runs powerfully. It is a number-matching car with a straight and rust-free chassis, a well-maintained engine and a solid suspension, with no oil leaks and no metal shavings on the oil change magnet. There is some non-S trim, and some of the body panels have been replaced by previous owner. The seats are incorrect, as is the rear lid and grille.

    If you want a car that looks great from day one and runs reliably and strong, but also has the potential to be improved to concours level, then this is it.

    Extensive high resolution pictures available at http://picasaweb.google.com/patrick....967Porsche911S

    Detailed Condition of Vehicle
    Engine
    Original engine, rebuilt by previous owner
    Original radical profile S cams
    Gas tank replaced
    Ignition changed to electronic type
    Fuel pump replaced
    Carburetors are 40-IDA-3C & -3C1, adjusted for higher delivery
    original chain tensioner replaced with Stomski Racing mechanical chain tensioner
    Transmission
    Original transmission, with limited slip differential original optional equipment
    Clutch and seals replaced
    shift renewed and linkage tightened, bushings replaced
    Body
    Repainted (original color – Polo Red)
    most parts rechromed
    Front and rear lid shocks replaced w/ OEM
    Almost all rubber gasketing replaced at repaint
    Rear deck lid and grille are not original
    right rear and front quarter panels replaced by previous owner
    No rust, but heat damage to rear skirt paint, and small paint chips at front lip and hood
    repair by previous owner to pan below battery, otherwise no damage or rust in pan
    Suspension
    Deep-Six Fuch alloy rims - polished
    Suspension set to European height
    Rear spring plate &
    sway bar bushings replaced
    Wheel bearings replaced
    Trailing arm repaired
    Lower ball joints replaced
    Inner fork and bushings replaced
    Interior
    Steering wheel 1960’s custom Nardi type
    original gauges just fully remanufactured by VDO (N.Hllywd Speedometer)
    exterior thermometer - original optional equipment
    Interior lights repaired
    3” red 4-point Deist harnesses installed for both Driver and passenger seats
    Seats are non-original, recaro style
    Miscellaneous
    Original Webasto combustion heater, fuse disconnected
    Horn repaired
    Windshield washer pump replaced
    Wiper arms replaced
    Tires replaced
    Battery replaced
    Locks rekeyed
    Rotors replaced and front calipers rebuilt
    Anti-Theft system installed
    Clifford Concept 100
    Original driver’s manual
    All workshop manuals
    History
    Third Owner (since 09/1998) as far as I know.
    VIN 308477S
    Engine No. 962099
    Transmission number 105112
    Contact
    Patrick Girvin
    patrick.girvin@gmail.com

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    if you are interested...

    Please respond to my gmail account listed above. That will make it easier for me to be prompt in my replies.
    Thanks,
    Pat

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    This car should be gone by tomorrow. I would jump on it but I just sold my 67 911 yesterday. It is very tempting

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    Ahhh what a great opportunity....wish I had sold a car or two, then would have bought it right now.

    John
    Early 911S Registry #931
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    Seems like a terrific car with only minor details needed to make it perfectly correct...if you even care about these small details. Someone in our Early S group should jump on this. You couldn't take a beater 911 and build it this nice for this money...especially if you started with a real S like this is. It's got the pedigree which you can't buy unless you start with a real S.

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    Car has been sold

    Hi,
    This car has been sold, thanks for your kind comments.
    I recommended that the new owner join this club, as it is an incredible resource and very supportive.
    Thanks for all your help,
    Pat Girvin

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    1967 911s

    Pat:

    Congrats on the sale!

    Best,
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    Thumbs up

    Congrats Pat!!! ......


    And I know you'll miss it buddy....
    I trust it's go'n to a good home.....

    Cheers
    Chuck Miller
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    OK, OK I've registered!

    The car is coming to a loving home in Texas.

    Bobby

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    Quote Originally Posted by countrysquire
    OK, OK I've registered!

    The car is coming to a loving home in Texas.

    Bobby
    Welcome to the obsession! Where are you in Texas?

    Mike
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