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Thread: WTB: 1972 2.4S engine with original MFI (type 911/53)

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    WTB: 1972 2.4S engine with original MFI (type 911/53)

    Hi,

    I'm looking for a 911/53 2,4 S with original MFI.

    Must be Complete engine for my '72 S. to rebuild or newly restored engine.

    I'm interested in Type 911/53 year 1972, means engine # starting with 632xxxx only.

    Shipping to Texas, not Europe.

    Thanks,

    Ricardo

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    Ricardo

    Complete 2.4S engines come up so rarely. I'm very interested to know the market price for something like this.

    Good luck.

    Dave
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    Deve,

    I want to pay fair market value for what I am getting. Around $9,000 or less for a complete and original type 911/53 MFI engine that turns over (with all the 2.4S MFI components in good condition).

    To give you an idea, last year I bought from a fellow Pelicanite (M491Cabriolet) a really beautiful 1972 2.4S (type 911/53) complete engine with its original MFI, for $9,500. And It was a very well preserved engine and all components were present.

    here is the pelican forum thread http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...ml#post5926369

    Now I'm in the market for another one, for a new project!

    Thank you, Ricardo

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ricardo View Post
    Deve,

    I want to pay fair market value for what I am getting. Around $9,000 or less for a complete and original type 911/53 MFI engine that turns over (with all the 2.4S MFI components in good condition).

    To give you an idea, last year I bought from a fellow Pelicanite (M491Cabriolet) a really beautiful 1972 2.4S (type 911/53) complete engine with its original MFI, for $9,500. And It was a very well preserved engine and all components were present.

    here is the pelican forum thread http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...ml#post5926369

    Now I'm in the market for another one, for a new project!

    Thank you, Ricardo
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    +1 to the above. I think the market may bear a lot more than what you paid last year.
    If you're willing to build something up yourself, case #6322208 is currently available on eBay

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/1972-Porsche...r#ht_500wt_922
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    Thanks a lot for this information!

    The 911S Engine Case ON EBAY It's a little expensive, but the owner it's open to offers. I will call and sense if there is room for negotiation.

    Best Regards,

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    If you bought a 1972S engine for $9500 running you did well. I'd say a known-condition long block is worth at least $8-9000 ... maybe more if it's been rebuilt.
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    That is my case /dizzy on ebay . always room for neg.. but 72/73S stuff is EXTREMELY hard to come buy now A days
    I do know where the full 72S MFI system for it. but that is 5K also

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    Hi,

    Maybe not interesting for you, but I know a 2.4S crank + conrods + cylinders and pistons, all in VGC which will be for sale in the next weeks / months.

    Don't know what the owner wants for that, but I can ask. The problem (for you) is that is is located in France.

    If you want more informations, let me know

    Olivier.

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    Hi,

    I already purchased the 1972 911S Engine Case and Matching distributor (in great shape and very clean) that was available on eBay. I ended up paying $4,000 delivered to Winnemucca, Nevada.

    Hey... kentf14 thanks for the lead!

    Now, I need the MFI system, fan, sheet metal, oil cooler, rods, crankshaft with gear, flywheel, “S” cams, etc. all non wearable components from an original 1972S engine.

    I would appreciate it very much if you could reply to me with any information about any of these 72/73S stuff.

    Best Regards, Ricardo

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