Not mine, no affiliation, but given the interest in early VIN cars, this may be worth a look by some of the more courageous among you. They have the car listed as a 66, but VIN 302083 looks like a 65 production to me. Be careful when you click the link - not for the weak-stomached
http://alpinemotorsny.com/1966-Porsc...Wantagh-NY-952
Wow, neato!! What a beautiful cah! Awsome side strakes, breathtaking interior, white gauges(!!!), less than 8000 miles; what's not to love about this cah. I'm gonna offer $25,500 and see if I can score it.
Looks to be a '65, by jesus.
Last edited by Jens; 01-27-2013 at 08:47 PM.
Zitronengelb R1012 the RatBasterd
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Well,,,,,looks like all the restoration is already done, they even updated it
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Looks like someone spent a good amount of money all at once to do this criminal act. You might have to reason that they started with a solid car...hope not. Hey, they didn't paint the fan, usually they paint the fan.
In the eighties, the guys were buying earlies to "foredate" them into G series and 964...then in the 2000s doing the opposite : backdating. The guy here is just having a 10 years step forward, he is doing Futuredating.
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can I cry now?
1966 911 Coupe - Slate Grey - 304598 - still in restoration!
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I think the donor '65 might have been one of the factory development race cars.Not sure but it might be worth restoring back to original condition!
I agree, they should have done a motormeister fan.
Zitronengelb R1012 the RatBasterd
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