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Thread: 1973.5 911T 2.7 R-Gruppe for sale

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    1973.5 911T 2.7 R-Gruppe for sale

    Sadly, medical expenses for kids means the Porsche has to go. The car is in good condition (recently gone through by Chris' German Auto in Bellevue, Washington- known in the Seattle area as one of the go to shops in the area.

    Records going back about a decade, fair quality repaint (I don't know when), some minor rust issues. 109k miles. Asking $19,995.
    Here are the mods:

    Upgrades & Features, Drivetrain:
    1977 911S motor, 2.7 CIS fuel injection
    993 front oil cooler, installed by Moorespeed
    aircraft grade oil lines to cooler, running through outside rocker (stays hidden)
    SSI stainless heat exchangers
    ANSA sport exhaust (extremely rare)
    new Bosch fuel injectors
    new fuel lines
    recent full maintenance on CIS system
    new braided stainless ignition lines
    11 blade fan upgrade
    Crane optical ignition
    Turbo lower valve covers
    new 930 chain tensioners
    drilled airbox intake
    5-Speed 915 transmission
    Weltmeister Short Shift kit
    custom shifter extension
    new shifter bushings

    Upgrades & Features, Brakes & Suspension:
    15x7” refinished Fuchs alloy wheels w/ Bridgestone Potenza RE-71 (215/55-15's)
    19mm front, 26mm rear torsion bars (Turbo bars)
    f&r factory sway bars
    Koni shock absorbers (adjustable yellows front, reds rear)
    Polyurethane front a-arm bushings, grooved & zirk fitted for lubrication
    Polyurethane front swaybar drop-link bushings
    Turbo tie-rods
    Steering rack spacer (to reduce bump steer)
    Rear Neatrix swing plate bushings
    Four-wheel alignment (auto-x / track settings) & corner balance
    Rolled rear fenders
    Lowered ride height
    Pagid brake pads
    SS brake lines

    Upgrades & Features, Interior:
    S trim package (five guages, all working- even the clock)
    Ferraro leather steering wheel (from 1970's Lancia)
    Original Porsche Luggage Deposit (value? nobody knows, too rare)
    Autopower Race rollbar, custom harness bar
    Porsche 911RS door panels
    New black headliner
    RS rubber floor mats
    stripped interior (significant weight savings)
    Cobra Clubman race seats
    Autopower four point/camlock race harnesses
    radio plate cover (to mimic 1970's rally cars)

    Upgrades & Features, Exterior:
    repaint in original 'Light Yellow' color
    Porsche 911S steel spoiler
    H1 headlights (very expensive)
    Euro turn lenses
    deco trim pieces delete (original parts available), tape line to match T/R rally cars
    Porsche badge delete (original available), vintage racing-style front sticker
    Belgium three-color flag on hood (to match Belgian Racing Yellow color)
    replica Talbot driver-side mirror
    new heater tubes (heat exchanger to chassis)
    extra track wheels (Cookie Cutters, 15x6 & 15x7)
    Attached Images Attached Images
    David Schultz
    1973 911T 2.7
    R Gruppe #228
    Www.davidschultz-id.com
    www.pelicanparts.com/gallery/turbo_dave

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    What are the "minor rust issues" ?
    Andy

    Early 911S Reg #753
    R Gruppe #105

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    the worst was rust on the right front fender behind the wheel (didn't get to the mounting area to the tub, the fender was removed to check). The front of the luggage compartment & driver's side battery box had surface rust, there was some surface rust on the rear seat sheetmetal and on the floor (all treated with POR15), and there is a bubble at the driver's side lower corner of the rear window- I think that's it.
    David Schultz
    1973 911T 2.7
    R Gruppe #228
    Www.davidschultz-id.com
    www.pelicanparts.com/gallery/turbo_dave

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    Say it ain't so, Dave. Say it ain't so.
    Kenik
    - 1969 911S
    - 1965/66 911
    - S Reg #760
    - RGruppe #389

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    would like to, Kenik, but other issues first...
    David Schultz
    1973 911T 2.7
    R Gruppe #228
    Www.davidschultz-id.com
    www.pelicanparts.com/gallery/turbo_dave

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    Hope it all works out for the best. You can always replace the car. You can't replace the kids.
    Peter Kane

    '72 911S Targa
    Message Board Co-Moderator - Early 911S Registry #100

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    car is still for sale
    David Schultz
    1973 911T 2.7
    R Gruppe #228
    Www.davidschultz-id.com
    www.pelicanparts.com/gallery/turbo_dave

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    I have about 30mb of detail shots here:
    David Schultz
    1973 911T 2.7
    R Gruppe #228
    Www.davidschultz-id.com
    www.pelicanparts.com/gallery/turbo_dave

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    Location
    Bend, OR
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    1973.5 t

    Hi, is your 911 still for sale?

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