FS: @eBay - 911 1966

[67er911S]

hello, what do you think ?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1966-...c7bc49e2#v4-42

VIN: 304067 Looks good for 1966, but engine number is #907291 and this is from '67!

1966 Porsche 911 Coupe
Here is your chance to own a highly collectable 1966 Porsche 911 Coupe!! Very restorable, has original Irish Green paint (code 6606) , no previous bodywork evident, 55,563 original miles on original engine (#907291) that has been completely rebuilt, 150 compression across, recent clutch, original Weber carburetor that may need some work, heater box is like new, original floor mats with leather straps, and original radio. Some rust visible on rocker panels but, overall very little rust.

Everything on the vehicle is original except for the following: windshield may not be original, transmission (#103077) is not original but in excellent working order, the front drivers seat has been replace but, all other seats are in excellent condition. Certificate of Authenticity show that the original transmission #229574. This vehicle will come with a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity.

Buyer responsible shipping/transporting.

Will not sell overseas.

Upon close of auction $1000.00 deposit must be paid via paypal within 48 hours. Balance due via within 7 days of auction close.


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[oscillon]

looks fun. lots of original and non original stuff. I'd make it a driver.

Can't really assume that any "beater" SWB 911s (or 912s for that matter) exist anymore. I think that the word is out that these cars are going up in price. If it goes above $35k I would be surprised, but I said that on the other ebay '66 that didn't hit its reserve at $62k...

Bid to win, as they say...

[67er911S]

but the engine is wrong, what do you think ?

[davep]

I believe that your are incorrect. The engine # stated appears correct for the VIN. The 909xxx engines were 1967. Did you get the COA from them? If so, please post.

[67er911S]

67 engine numbers: 907001-909000
66 engine numbers: 903551-907000

#907291

[oscillon]

I would say that is probably the correct engine.

My '66 is:

VIN: 304088
Engine: 907312

Also, the member who goes by his VIN (two before this car) has the following:

VIN: 304065
Engine: 907316

They are exceedingly close in all respects. You'll need a new set of gauges though... those are just nasty. ;-)

This car was probably build sometime between the 1st and the 14th of April 1966.

[hesaputz]

Why would the gauges and switches be replaced - think it's an electric fire short thing? I do like the non original drivers seat.

[oscillon]

Why would the gauges and switches be replaced - think it's an electric fire short thing? I do like the non original drivers seat.

who knows with these cars. it's like someone said in the past... the 70's and 80's were not good to these cars. Someone probably liked his friend's 73T and wanted the gauges to look 'cool and modern'. Went to a swap meet and *pooof* 'modernized' for 50 bucks.

I also REALLY like that seat. rips and all.

[preS]

67 engine numbers: 907001-909000
66 engine numbers: 903551-907000

#907291

Your source is incorrect.

907001 - 909000 engines are /05 w/ Webers and were introduced in Febr. of 66

Richard

[67er911S]

see here: http://www.elferhelfer.com/fzident/fzident64-67.htm