1971 911 S Porsche - $110000 (Dallas)

[boxster03]

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/1309920272.html

Signal Yellow/Sunroof

Sport Seats/ leather

8300 miles since total restoration

Never Rust

Concourse Condition

Best example of 1971S Sunroof

Previously Owned by Tom Kearns Designer for Audi-

Serviced by Ed Mayo

Serious Inquires Only-

Email for documentation & pictures

[LongRanger]

Also on the PCA site; ref ad# 13475; no VIN.

I saw this car at California Porsche Restoration a few months back --- Feb or Mar, maybe?; was having the trunk area 're-finished.' (I recognize the plate.)

And I thought somebody just bought this car, had posted that they were driving it home, back east some where, a couple three months back.

[W6CZ]

Well - the listing on CL is gone

[jetdriver21]

And I thought somebody just bought this car, had posted that they were driving it home, back east some where, a couple three months back.

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...&highlight=cpr

You are correct, car was purchased in April after trading a 73S that was also a very short-term ownership. I think Frank has a little trouble with buyer's remorse. Either that or he likes to go shopping when he is hungry and just cannot control himself.

I remember the car at CPR and thinking for the money they must be asking for the car at least they could get the windshield wipers the right finish. But Frank seems pretty high on the quality of their autos...at least for three months.

[2008SPorsche]

1971 911 S Porsche - $110000


Signal Yellow/Sunroof

Sport Seats/ leather

8300 miles since total restoration

Concours Condition

Best example of 1971S Sunroof
Previously Owned by Tom Kearns Designer for Audi-
Serviced by Ed Mayo



Serious Inquires Only-
Email for documentation & pictures

Frank 817-456-8558-

We are moving from Dallas to Colorado in a small Mountain Town, but next summer in the mountains this 911S will be a blast around Telluride-

[boxster03]

What would a comparable 70E price be ? Are E's 20% less ? T's 30% less ?

[2008SPorsche]

1971 Porsche 911S


Purchased from G&W Motorwerkes, Waynesboro Virginia in October of 2003
Chassis: 9111301214
Engine: 6311465
Signal Yellow 7272
Optional Equipment per Certificate of Authenticity
US Equipment
Lockable Front Hood
Rear Window Wiper (not on car but included)
Sunroof
Aluminum Rear Deck
Aluminum Rear License Plate Panel (not on car but included)
Sport Seats (standard in '71)

2003/2004 Stoddard Porsche Cleveland Ohio
Complete exterior restoration ... with photo documentation.
Correct single stage Glasurit paint in original Signal Yellow
New headliner
All new rubber/seals/trim/moldings
New lighting and reflectors
New carpet
New Coco mats
Sport seat upholstery and complete bases completed by Autos International


2005 Scott's Independent Anaheim California
Complete Brake restoration
Rebuilt CD unit

2007 Scott's Independent Anaheim California
Complete engine rebuild
All original 2.2 specs with the exception of 2.4 crank and rods.
All engine tin power coated
All fasteners correctly replated
Entire MFI restored including linkage and pump
All new fuel lines
Stripped and resealed fuel tank
New SSI heat exchangers painted to match factory finish
Restored gauges by Hollywood Speedometer
LED gauge lighting by Hollywood Speedometer
993 Quartz movement clock by Hollywood Speedometer
New upper dash panel
New dash panel basket weave material.
New dome lights
New turn signal switch
Reupholstered 380mm (RS size) steering wheel (Original wheel included)
New horns
Restored original Blaupunkt radio
New Michelin XWX 185 70VR15
Original 5 Fuchs redone by Al Reed

[tfmcmahon]

What would a comparable 70E price be ? Are E's 20% less ? T's 30% less ?

I had my 73E sunroof coupe for sale here for 85K OBO and it is still on the market. It is a 48,000 mile car that is a true concours car with three owners in unrestored condition with complete history.It has sport seats,factory air,XWX`s,and would stand up to this car in all respects.Took first in Carmel and the Parade in points.At this point in time,I think it`s all about condition and originality.The rear deck badge certainly counts,but I would look at the car,as evidenced by the 200K price on the 700 mile "T" at True Speed Motors,as a case in point. You be the judge on pricing. Tom

[boxster03]

Thank you Tom. Beautiful car by the way and best of luck with the sale.

[tfmcmahon]

Thanks for the compliment! Here`s another "S" from a definitive source on price and condition.It tends to support the value on the car listed here.I am not oblivious to current market conditions,but the very good cars are less susceptible to market declines. http://www.paulrussell.com/classic-c...0086/index.php