A rebodied '68 or a later model with new VIN tags?

[Allen Henderson]

Could it really be a '68 with lots of new everything or, rather, for another strange reason a SC which had '68 Chassis numbers welded to it? Note the engine, looks like it might be numbers matching !


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1968-...be5f73c4#v4-41

Thanks.

-Allen-

[ennisk1]

That's really strange. This guy is not far from me and lists an assortment of 911's and 912's.....most neededing attention. If I was down there I'd check this out as I cannot beleive that someone went to that much trouble to build an SC! Probably done in the 80's. See if he still has it when I get back down there in August.

[plumber]

Looks like 68 door handles, the targa hoop has the vents shouldn't have on a 68. I guess someone should measure the wheelbase.

[Cornpanzer]

Even has the later model oil tank arrangement.
Looks like somebody renumbered an SC back in the day to hide its real identity.

[dporsche74]

Door handles are SC also . the fuse box and vin tag location oil tank. and dash are SC . that is rebadged SC car ....scary....
weird it has a MFI fuel filter

[sithot]

Stolen, salvaged (before title washing became illegal) or just a plain old bastardized mess from the past.

http://www.vehiclehistory.gov/nmvtis...ngrequirements

I wouldn't bid much more than $110.

Tom

[JPlonghood]

Prob swapped VIN in Europe to qualify for the EPA exemption on emmissions certification for +25 year old vehicles when it was imported back in the early 2000's (?). This is not a SWB 911, obviously.

[smclaughlin]

Similar story here: appears to be an 80's car with a '69 VIN tag, though the buyer originally thought it was an updated '69 (?): http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/vie...hp?f=2&t=39373

[t6dpilot]

I wouldn't bid much more than $110.

Tom

Tom, $110k?

[sithot]

Looking forward to your stand up routine once you get it polished.

Tom