All original 72E Coupe for sale

[Perry911]

This car looks spectacular. No affiliation.

see:
http://www.2-shores-classics.com/gar...id=104&lang=us

[turbochad]

Beautiful, looks like a really nice car.

[real550A]

Beautiful car! Or, you can purchase mine w/spare engine for half that price!

[boxster03]

that car looks almost as clean as the 750 mile car. Unbelievable. Hard to believe it has 60k miles on it. excellent price. I might need to adjust the price on mine. Mine is clean but has more use than this one for sure with just 10k more miles. I like this. Someone should jump on this.

[EA911]

That is a nice clean car and I love the stance. Those have got to be one of the most perfectly fitted door pockets I've seen.

[FL-Frank]

Agreed - nice car ( I may be somewhat prejudiced however since it looks very much like my '72 Bahia Red T).

Hard to tell from the pics, however, it appears to not have a front mounted oil cooler with hard lines running down the passenger side. Didn't E's come with a front mounted oil cooler standard, or was it just the S?

Secondly and again hard to tell from the pics, but the foglight switch does not appear to be correct.

Overall, appears to be a very nice, clean, and correct example of a quite rare early 911. I remember seeing it advertised on thier site quite a long time ago. Wonder why it's still available?

Frank

[sithot]

I remember seeing it advertised on thier site quite a long time ago. Wonder why it's still available?
Frank

You're kidding, of course?

"Money's tight and times are hard,
Here's your friggin' Christmas Card.

Best,

Tom

[72 S Trga]

Agreed - nice car ( I may be somewhat prejudiced however since it looks very much like my '72 Bahia Red T).

Hard to tell from the pics, however, it appears to not have a front mounted oil cooler with hard lines running down the passenger side. Didn't E's come with a front mounted oil cooler standard, or was it just the S?

Secondly and again hard to tell from the pics, but the foglight switch does not appear to be correct.

Overall, appears to be a very nice, clean, and correct example of a quite rare early 911. I remember seeing it advertised on thier site quite a long time ago. Wonder why it's still available?

Frank

I noticed the foglight switch, too. I think it is just missing the rubber cover and graphic insert. I believe the rubber covers were required for US safety laws: padded dash and all. I noticed from the window sticker that the foglights weren't factory installed. So, maybe the dealer or an owner installed them later.