FS: @CL - Decent 73.5

[Bill Meyer]

Be happy to take a look at this one if anybody wants. Not many photos, but it looks unusually clean underneath, tidy leather interior as well..

https://kansascity.craigslist.org/ct...239038240.html

[DOUGS73E]

Be happy to take a look at this one if anybody wants. Not many photos, but it looks unusually clean underneath, tidy leather interior as well..
https://kansascity.craigslist.org/ct...239038240.html

For the record:
Craig's List > kansas city > for sale > cars & trucks - by dealer
1973.5 Porsche 2.4L CIS 911T Coupe, Post ID: 7239038240
VIN: 9113101573
Engine: 6133173
Trans: 7334777
Color: Light Ivory/Brown Leatherette
Mileage: 29,203 (indicated)
Price: US$52,500

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Dealer Description:

This 1973.5 Porsche 911T is finished in light ivory over brown leatherette interior. The car is matching numbers and a very original example that comes with its jack, tool kit and a clean Kansas title. The 1973.5 911T came out in the middle of the 1973 model year production and was the first 911 with the Bosch CIS fuel injection system. It was also the last of the early 911 models built with the early long hood body style, making this Porsche a very rare and collectable example of the iconic 911.

The exterior has been painted once by a previous owner years ago. As you can see in the photos the paint has held up well and the car looks beautiful but has some rock chips and some imperfections on the bottom of the fenders and driver side rear quarter. This car has been well taken care of and is one of the more solid unrestored early 911s I have encountered. However, there is a small amount of surface corrosion peeking out of some corners under the hood and in the door jambs. This Porsche is still wearing its original steel wheels refinished in black and the studs are exposed giving it the vintage racing look. The original hubcaps will come with the car as well.

The interior also looks very original and has held up well. The carpet was replaced at some point with a proper German carpet and the front seats appear to have been recovered in the original brown color by a previous owner. It has a wooden “Nardi” steering wheel that looks very nice with the interior color combo. The dash and speaker grille look good in general but have formed a couple of noticeable cracks over the years as most of these cars do.

Power comes from a 2.4-liter flat-six mated to a 5-speed manual transaxle. The engine and transmission are original numbers matching and I do have the Porsche COA to show that. The engine appears to have been rebuilt I believe by a BHR in Kansas City at some point and had important upgrades done like the Carrera chain tensioners and SSI stainless steel exhaust system. The odometer is working and shows 29,201 miles. I believe that would most likely mean that the car has 129,201 original miles but can not guarantee that.

We are a small shop and dealership and I personally select and work on antique air-cooled Porsches. Since I am a dealer I will be collecting sales tax for any Kansas resident who would buy the car and I can issue a 60 day tag for the car. I purchased this car from a local family after the longtime owner passed away. It had been in storage for many years, I went through the fuel system and got it running rather well. I also restored all the brakes and suspension parts. Call or text with serious inquiries. I am happy to share what I know about the car with serious potential buyers.

[DOUGS73E]

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[210bhp]

‘A very original example’ and yet obviously originally sepia brown...........

Regards
Mike

[JT912]

‘A very original example’ and yet obviously originally sepia brown...........

Regards
Mike

COA states it was originally light ivory.

[Frankr]

Yet COA says otherwise.

[PCH]

Yet COA says otherwise.

Who’s on first? Is there another COA you’re referencing?

[nvr2mny]

I know the seller well. He’s a stand up guy and does incredible work. His restorations regularly win ‘Best of Shows’ where the owners choose to place them for judging.

[cweed]

Be happy to take a look at this one if anybody wants. Not many photos, but it looks unusually clean underneath, tidy leather interior as well..

https://kansascity.craigslist.org/ct...239038240.html

I’d be interested in your opinion, can not PM you so if you could respond to me, I can give you my contact info. Thanks, Jeff

[Frankr]

Who’s on first? Is there another COA you’re referencing?

I posted at nearly same time as the other. Agreement.