I went to look at a job and saw this 72 911T in the yard, kinda cool, kinda sad. The grass growing out of the engine grill was a interesting touch. I already asked, not for sale.
I went to look at a job and saw this 72 911T in the yard, kinda cool, kinda sad. The grass growing out of the engine grill was a interesting touch. I already asked, not for sale.
I would hold on to it to. I mean, why not just let it slowly rot into the ground next to the town football teams bus? :/
-Kris Clewell
Professional photojournalist
red decklid club member #1
Could it be that you gave up too easily? Would it be worth it to try to go out there again, but waving a thick wad of 20s. If no sign of any biting.. hold out a second thick wad of 20s?
E911SR #2107
69 911T/S SWT 3.2L
RG #384
A '72 'T' will be an MFI carOriginally Posted by Fritz A. Ficke
If you're serious? --- you need to make a new friend
Stop by, every so-and-so often . . .
Chat 'em up . . .
Get The Story . . .
Grind 'em --- nicely . . .
. . . and bring beer
. . . that AZ 'cactus' plate was first issued in 1980, so . . .
Send 'em an Easter card . . . maybe some chocolates
He's probably just waiting for scrap metal prices to go back up.
-Kris Clewell
Professional photojournalist
red decklid club member #1
Just kidding. You can tell the guy is serious about preserving this car. Note the carefully placed sheets of scrap ply on the windshields of the 911 and Nova(?) to keep the AZ sun from baking the interior.
OK...so where's the yard? Somebody on this board will rescue this longhood...Great post!
Peter Kane
'72 911S Targa
Message Board Co-Moderator - Early 911S Registry #100
Good ideas!
I went to do my job there and had another look at it. The air housing is in the back seat and it looked like the engine has been used as a poor form of a rain gauge.
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