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  1. 04-25-2010, 06:19 AM #1
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    FS: 1970 911E Coupe Beautiful, Light project, priced to sell

    Hi to All,
    I am selling my Porsche treasures to raise money for non-auto related interest.

    Offered here is an outstanding 1970 911E Sportomatic w/MFI. It is a light project as it suffered a burned alternator wiring due to a disconnected alternator ground.

    It comes with parts for a 5 Speed conversion, including a 901 trans, half shafts, pedal cluster, shifter, carpet piece. It has been my intention to drop the engine and trans and repair the wiring while doing the conversion.

    The engine, mfi and sportomatic were in top shape when the alternator light started glowing and the car was parked about three years ago.

    The Body has absolutely ZERO rust and is dead straight. You will not be disappointed with the body. The interior is equally nice with beautiful hearing bone seats.

    This car has been owned by two physicians prior to me and has had very little use. It has 41,000 original miles.

    Original color was silver, but as is the case with many early owners, red was more appealing and it received a good quality repaint.

    Porsche purists will recognize that very few 911E sportomatics survive, and this is an excellent example.

    I am asking $19,000.

    International shipping available, dealers welcome.
    Additional photos available for serious buyers. Inspections welcome by knowledgable porsche lovers.

    Thank you
    Dan Mazur
    734 323 6601
    dmazur1@msn.com

    (I am mostly involved with the 356 club and also have several other Porsche cars offered).
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  2. 04-28-2010, 04:37 PM #2
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    Wheel Info

    I pulled the part number from the spare wheel (there are 5 Fuch's with the car)

    901.361.012.06 6x15 early deep dish. 36mm

    I also have the original owners manual, "how to drive a sportomatic" manual and the original window sticker.
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  3. 07-03-2010, 03:19 PM #3
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    This one is still available.

    This beauty is still available.
    Thanks
    Dan
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