1969 911s engine barn find

[Christien]

Just noticed this on Pelican:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthread.php?t=437412

[Carrerax]

Here is a Pic of the engine vin.
Hopefully somebody can get this back with the correct chassis...
FYI, I have no affiliation with this. Just doing a pelican a favor.

[Chuck Miller]

Interesting.........

This is one of the earliest '69S motors around......
We have only one earlier documented on our register....

[JPlonghood]

Chuck if you would want to add this to your register:

My '69S with chassis number 0025 has engine number 6390064.

I also have engine number 6390056 and case number 6390050, but no chassis to mate up to them. Am I correct in thinking that approximately the first 20 cars were used for crash testing or were destroyed? Is this true?

[turbochad]

I am very interested to know if this is true.

Am I correct in thinking that approximately the first 20 cars were used for crash testing or were destroyed? Is this true?

[davep]

JP, could you get me the third # on the case (next to the type #) for those 3 engines please. Having 4 numbers in close proximity would be most useful.

[kenikh]

Paging Alan Brody...his car is '69S #1; Alan what engine came in your car?

[Soterik]

Alan's car didn't come with the original engine, Gary Emory (builder of Alan's car) sold the engine to a vintage racer.

I had the car (I sold it to Gary), but don't remember the engine number, but I remember it was low... real low.

Eric

[72targa]

Chuck if you would want to add this to your register:

My '69S with chassis number 0025 has engine number 6390064.

JP...when you join the Early 911S Registry, you get listed on the annual registry list sent to members. Have you joined yet?

Here's the link:

http://www.early911sregistry.org/members1.html

[JPlonghood]

Peter,

I have joined and paid my dues, unless you know something I don't.