Should this '65 911 be saved?

[72targa]

VIN 303294

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...QQcmdZViewItem

No engine

[EARLY911ZOO]

for the VERY brave...they didnt have Targas in 65 ...so...for a Cab conversion they must have done a butcher's job to the top.

so much is missing and so far from anything remotely 65
we'll have to wait another 10+ years to consider.......

[NV Stig]

Bruce Wayne needs to save that car from the Joker! Looks like a member of Richtoven's Flying Circus. It has the potential to be a beach cruiser, that's for sure.

[37yrold911]

they should ALL be saved

... but not by me

We should set up a non-profit to save early 911s - the non-profit part will not be hard to achieve.

[Mudi]

They should all be saved.... Just not by me..

[rcnagel]

My 65 suffered a a face lift under a questionable plastic surgeon in the 80's. I still had a lot more to move forward with. Whomever does it will be nickled and dime to death getting it right.

[Flat Six, inc.]

they should ALL be saved

... but not by me

We should set up a non-profit to save early 911s - the non-profit part will not be hard to achieve.

I've got the non-profit thing all figured out!....

[hoffman912]

this one should be sacraficed so that others may live.

i see several good potential parts and doner parts. body, glass, wheels, suspension..

too much is gone though to make it a viable resto (especially with teh questionable roof chop.). a car or two would have to be sacraficed to save this one, so i say let this solid (relatively rust free looking california car), give itself to others.

[Rick Cabell]

303294 is not a 1965 911.
301940 is the last true 1965 car that we know of.

[preS]

301940 is the last true 1965 car that we know of.

If you are referring to MY 65, this has been or should be revised to somewhere around 302070.

Regards

Richard