FS: @Gooding Amelia - 911 S 2.4 - $160,000 - $180,000

[67er911S]

Hello, hope there is no other thread about this car.

http://www.goodingco.com/car/1973-porsche-911-s-24

Looks good, BUT, different engine and this estimate ???

1973 Porsche 911 2.4 S

CHASSIS NO. 9113300219

ENGINE NO. 6330339

$160,000 - $180,000

Without Reserve
◾The Ultimate Early Road-Going 911
◾Completely Restored to Concours Standards
◾Engine Upgraded to 2.7 Specification
◾Complete with Porsche Certificate of Authenticity

[Longballa]

Is it the original engine upgraded to 2.7 or a different engine? Good looking car.

[67er911S]

upgraided, but never seen this for such a Price ???

and how does this work: Certificate of Authenticity

[kentf14]

Hmmm. This will be an auction to watch.

Kent

[RSTarga]

externally there is no visual change between a 2.7 mfi and a 2.4s mfi. It's when you hit the throttle you know something is up. Before I rebuilt mine to 2.7 I felt it lacked power, no complaints now.

[67er911S]

absolutly, a non correct car for this estimate ? interesting ...

It will sell, no reserve, but dont think for 180.000.

[Longballa]

I'm only going by the one picture but if it's restored to concour standards and numbers matching then this is the price range for a car of this quality. Again, I haven't seen the car though.

[67er911S]

for me not, ist not original. concours condition or not...

(so many not ;-)

[Longballa]

Aren't you selling the modified RS for $500K?

[RSTarga]

are you all saying it is not original because it has 2.7 pistons and cylinders? The 2.4S uses the same crank, heads, cams, block, rods, valves the pump is only a spacer difference. After all the factory was going to call the RS a 2.7 S and only offer the 2.4 in the E.
So if he'd had the engine rebuilt at the original 2.4 but with new pistons and cylinders it wouldn't be original either.