Fs - '67 911s #306318s

[Cal]

This looks to be nicely restored.....does anyone know this car?

$149,000.00

http://www.sanfranciscomotorsports.com/

[Macroni]

isn't its csmartens‎? Someone is flipping his car..........

[Cal]

Please don't open that can of worms again....

[M_deJong]

No, that was 306674s

[Louie]

been watching for this one to hit the market...seems like the best of the best. I have become somewhat of an expert on the impossible to find 67S unique parts..and this one has them all.

[ibmiked]

What would this car be worth if it was in the same condition but unrestored (meaning original)?

-Mike

[Cal]

Apparently Gary Emory did the restoration.....

[Soterik]

This was truly just a budgeted "good" driver restoration. I provided the seats/cloth/tip brackets and Tony did the seats. Tony also provided the rest of the interior, but it was installed by Emory's people. I also provided the lower door side deco and rubber.

Personally I thought this car should have just been left as is back in the day and just be driven. The paint is the weakest point of the restoration. This car was not built as a concours car. The simply did a nice street restoration on a budget that the owner would find nice to drive. The owner could have done a blank check resto, but that wasn't the plan. He did own an incredible 73RS.

All that being said, it is "nice" car.

Eric

[fryardds]

Oh, now I remember this car. Even though I have never seen this car in person I remember years ago when Mark bought this car and I had the same thoughts about it was just right to be driven and enjoyed. Still, the work is very well documented on the site and looks to be a very nice car. I wonder how it compares to Henk's Sand Beige 911S he has listed on his site?

[Milou]

The 1965 car listed on the same site seems nice:

http://www.sanfranciscomotorsports.c...ornia/2164666/