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Thread: 1971 S Targa, 82300 Miles, Original CA Car

  1. 09-13-2009, 04:38 PM #1
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    1971 S Targa, 82300 Miles, Original CA Car

    I am selling my 1971 California car in factory #117 Light Yellow over Black leather interior. I'll post it here first and then on to Ebay next week.
    -Porsche Factory Certificate of Authenticity
    -Original Recaro sport seats.
    -Matching numbers.
    -VIN #9111310231.
    -Engine #6310616
    -Mechanical Fuel Injection
    -Original tool kit & jacking equpment.
    -Original owners manual
    -Timing chain and Chain Tensioner Kit installed by Schneider Autohaus in Santa Barbara, CA at 70,060 miles. (I have the receipt)
    -Service documentation back to 1987.
    -Original steering is not installed, but I have it and it will go with the buyer.

    More Photos here: http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/sredi...8wG&feat=email

    In San Diego, CA.
    $39,000
    Contact Mike at (213) 700-1235 or by Email at sandiegosurf@gmail.com
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    "The 1970-to-1971 2.2-liter S with mechanical fuel injection is the absolute top choice. These 2.2 S engines are short-stroke, high-compression powerhouses without substantial emissions-control clutter, and they have a powerband with gobs of high-rpm torque. With their mechanical fuel injection still intact, they make a spine-tingling shriek as they shoot to redline."

    Forbes magazine 7/29/03
    Email: http://picasaweb.google.com/sandiego...eat=directlink
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  2. 10-08-2009, 05:21 AM #2
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    The car has sold

    This one is headed back to Germany after 38 years in southern California.
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    "The 1970-to-1971 2.2-liter S with mechanical fuel injection is the absolute top choice. These 2.2 S engines are short-stroke, high-compression powerhouses without substantial emissions-control clutter, and they have a powerband with gobs of high-rpm torque. With their mechanical fuel injection still intact, they make a spine-tingling shriek as they shoot to redline."

    Forbes magazine 7/29/03
    Email: http://picasaweb.google.com/sandiego...eat=directlink
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