Conda Green 70 911S 2.2 MFI On Ebay

[cjtbt]

Not mine, but interesting

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...item2ec110bd8b

[LongRanger]

Reference . . .

VIN = 9110301094
Eng# = 6310769
Trans# = ?

Text from ad . . . .

. . . Barn find 911S Coupe from 1970 with 2.2 S Mechanical Fuel injection ready for a full restoration !!

Rare and beautiful Conda Green Color, code 2626

This car is almost rust free, driver door has some rust, never had accidents and is complete.
The steel RSR flares were added by a previous owner, fortunately he didn't finish his job so they are only partially attached and very easy to be removed!

Carpet was completely worn and was stripped to show the condition of the floors.
The pan and front suspension pan are original to the car.
Battery boxes are intact.

Correct S brakes and front and rear sway bars.

The engine has not run for quite some years but turns feely.

Engine number 6310769 and type 911/02 correct for the S.
Correct and original Bosch Mechanical Fuel Injection.
S oil cooler present and intact in the front passenger side fender.

Factory option rear windshield wiper (Rare).

Period correct Cibie Rally Lights on trunk lid. (Rare)

The car is sold with the rare Mahle BBS wheels as in the picture however an original set of Fuchs wheels can be supplied as well at an additional cost.

For more pictures please email henk@carparcusa.com or go to: http://www.carparcusa.com/detail.php?id=186

Clear (old style pink slip) California Title in hand . . . .

(Not mine)

[super9064]

Advertised on their site for 50k

[fryardds]

I did a double take when I saw the photo of a Conda Green coupe on the ad marked as not the actual car. No kidding it's not, that car is 'Jennifer' and she lives in a small town in WI. The photograph was taken of her driving on a frozen lake on 14" Fuchs with studded tires. Too funny that Henk would pick that photo to go with the 'barn find' he has for sale.

Also a heads up for anyone interested in Henk's car. The engine is obviously not matching but it is also a restamped replacement case, which is denoted by the AT stamped before the serial number.