How many 1969 911S coupes were produced? Car Value?

[beh911]

So now there is an exact address of where this car is sitting, in a presumably unoccupied estate sale home...

Looks like it's a sealed bid thing now.

[raspy2point2]

I would say offer $8000 to 10,000 for the 69 911S. Chris

[hoffman912]

i called this morning, she has already been offered 10K (not me). probably more since then

[hoffman912]

spotted that too. which is why i wouldn't go over 9K on it.

[KBIII]

Thanks for all your help, I'm out. This car is no longer a secret. Bidding ends tomorrow at 4pm. Here is a link to all of the photos I took. http://s578.photobucket.com/albums/s...I/1969%20911S/
Good luck...

[KBIII]

Thanks for all your help, I'm out. This car is no longer a secret. Bidding ends tomorrow at 4pm. Here is a link to all of the photos I took. http://s578.photobucket.com/albums/s...I/1969%20911S/
Good luck...

[dporsche74]

Ooo secret bidding,
someone on this forum is getting it,


2nd one this week ,
A 500 dollarproject S turns into 20K over night

excellent photos thanks!!! ,

[KBIII]

No, just out of the bidding war. No longer interested in the car.

[hoffman912]

i have quickly learned if you know something, dont think you're the only one (cause someone else probably knows it too). and if you have a secret.. you're not the only one who knows it. and if you truly dont want anyone to learn about something you're interested in, keep quiet or else people will dig and find it (like what happened with this car here and on pelican).

[hoffman912]

no i agree 100% Raj. I think it is best to share too. I'm just saying dont expect it to be a secret after posting because the whole world will know. and if you do not want the world to know then dont post. its more of a commentary on the internet in general instead of our community. nothing is a secret.