Going to look at a fantastic 1973 911S tomorrow. Need a bit of advice.

[hesaputz]

There was a recent post on car revival - search Ed Mayo, he contributed a zillion good ideas.

[Tom F.]

Ha! A happy ending. I wouldn't rush to tear it apart. Drive it for a while and find out what's good and bad, and whether you really like the car. Just my opinion. Learn where the rust lurks, because there's rust, as sure as the sun shines.

[POS]

Wow, I was afraid the OP got screwed. It almost happened to me when I bought my car. 69S-S/R has gained any respect from me for his post.

[boba]

Congratulations on your acquisition, glad it came together for you.

...and for our 69S-S/R, not cool.

[erick72pors]

Well done mate! Where was the car advertized to where 7-8 people were lined up outside his house??! I can't imagine the kind of awkwardness and tension outside that house with a line of buyers all fighting for the car!

[plumber]

Glad to see the owner kept his word about giving you the first opportunity, nice to see in this day and age.
Could have turned into a driveway auction, nice score!
Looking forward to the additional pictures.

[LongRanger]

. . . no idea what car 69S-S/R bought, because the one I was referring to is now in my name ! . . .

Congratulations . . . and thanks for the details . . .

. . . details

VIN 9113300854
Engine 6331315 Type 911/53
Transmission 7336515

Original colour was light ivory
Original selling dealer was VoA Texas
Optional Equipment: Koni shock absorbers and Tinted windows

. . . be trailering it on Wednesday. Better pictures then . . . .

Yes, yes, yes . . . the more the better

[steve shea]

I'm glad that it worked out...Whats up with 69sr?

[Joost Hermes]

Congratulations...(-;
Very nice car, enjoy it asap.

[Macroni]

You had to know Tom was pullin your leg guys.

Tom you got us all!