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Not without its blemishes but overall it looks like a good driver quality car. If all is at it appears it may not last long at this price.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/ctd/1572392553.html
No affiliation
Not without its blemishes but overall it looks like a good driver quality car. If all is at it appears it may not last long at this price.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/ctd/1572392553.html
Registry Member #1583
'73 911 S Aubergine (VIN#9113301295)
Has anyone seen this car in person or had experience with the dealer? I seem to recall that they had a car advertised that belonged to a ESR member not too long ago.
That was around the last week of November / the first week of December.I seem to recall that they had a car advertised that belonged to a ESR member not too long ago.
RIchard
Get the interior done for around $ 5,000.00, bright work $ 2,000.00, clean up the engine, get those seats out of it and you've got a nice ride for a fair price. I like it. I'm a little bias though because I have a Silver 72S. I like it. The body and paint looks good. If the foundation is good the rest can be done over time.
72S, 72T now ST
and lots of it...I'm a real sucker for the '72s
why is that a/c compressor so ratty looking? and the alternator strap? I've never seen those pieces get that nasty...did this car live on the beach somewhere for awhile?
It does look like a solid car - drive it and clean it up over time.
Cheers
r/Thom
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You can always tell on this site the cars that poeple really like because there's little chatter about them because deals are going on in the background.I wish I had the extra money to drop on this one right now.
72S, 72T now ST
i thought that tooOriginally Posted by Homemade 911
Its certainly shiny on the outside. You would have thought a little bit of work on all the insides and it would look spot on and fly out the door...
I wonder what seats came with it originally? Should clean-up nice!
Peter Kane
'72 911S Targa
Message Board Co-Moderator - Early 911S Registry #100
The rust in the engine compartment could be a sign of this car beeing left outside in the rain for some time. I wonder what rust has been consealed under the shiny surface? A PPI would reveal most probs if any.
John
Early 911S Registry #931
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Thom:and lots of it...I'm a real sucker for the '72s
why is that a/c compressor so ratty looking? and the alternator strap? I've never seen those pieces get that nasty...did this car live on the beach somewhere for awhile?
It does look like a solid car - drive it and clean it up over time.
Cheers
r/Thom
www.pmletter.com
My 4th grade geography teacher told me that SF was on the water.And, having visited the place a half dozen times as an adult I have to say it is one damp place and indeed is on the water.
Fog, wind, salt water. These in any combination make great a great catalyst for rust.
Tom
Early S Registry #235
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