911T Cars for Sale

[sithot]

Reserve not met at $65,100

Perfectly good "green" car repainted re-sale red.

Done when it didn't matter.

[Arne]

Perfectly good "green" car repainted re-sale red.

Done when it didn't matter.

Indeed. And if the change to re-sale red wasn't bad enough by itself, worse is that the "painters" who did these jobs were generally unskilled amateurs who typically felt that if 2 coats of red was good, 6 coats would be way better.

My last two projects (the '72T and current VW pickup) were originally silver cars with horribly thick red repaints. Both have had to go to bare metal to get rid of the red. My wife says she forbids me from buying any future red projects unless the red is original.

[DOUGS73E]

March 2016 - Road Scholars - No Published Price
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K. Watts & Company, Raleigh, North Carolina
1972 Porsche 2.4L 911T Coupe
VIN: 9112101591
Engine: -
Trans: -
Color: Bahia Red/Black
Mileage: 40,196 (indicated)
Price: US$136,500

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Dealer Description:

Every car has a story and I’ve known this 911’s story over 15 years!

I purchased it Porsche when its original owner, Ken Mercle decided to let it go way back in 2004. Ken bought this 911T new in the Detroit from Wood Imports after his 912 was stolen (welcome to Detroit in the 70’s). Ken kept a close eye on this Bahia Red 911T for the next 32 years and drove it very sparingly until it headed south to our shop. We serviced the car and held on to it for years until a great friend and client in the Seattle area talked me into selling it. This 911 has since been enjoyed by some of my exceptional clients over the years and I have always been lucky enough to get it back when the time was right. Since I’ve been keeping an eye on her she’s been well serviced, attended cars and coffee a few times, had a few exceptional day trips and was featured in Classic Porsche magazine.

This Porsche is nothing short of a time capsule with only 40,000 original miles, features factory A/C and retains its original paint. The documentation starts with the original window sticker and service records. A simply stunning, exceptionally persevered 911.

[camarilla]

https://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifi...php?id=2517643

1972 Porsche 911 Targa Price: 42000
1972 Porsche 911 Targa, nice Red paint, black interior, carpet, and black targa top.
VIN # 9112111687, engine #6124093, trans. # 915/02 7329865. This is a nice Porsche needing repair. Engine will not rotate. Not sure the problem. Has original spare tire and owners manual. Was to be a Subaru Outlaw. Is a very original 911 that can be built as you like. Will Consider a Porsche 356 in trade, up or down on dollars. Cash does talk. More pics and info tomorrow. Good Oklahoma title in my name. Will ship overseas. I need no help selling my car.

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[kp.sfo]

1973 Porsche 911T Targa 2.4L MFI
$40,000

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/...154444085.html

VIN: 9113110424

Seller's ad: 1973 Porsche 911T Targa 2.4L with rare original MFI. Rebuilt engine and new paint job. Runs good. MFI has been professionally serviced and tuned. New chain tensioners, rear main seal, tires, gas tank and many more. Call if interested to view and take for a test drive. If this listing is posted, then the car is still for sale.

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9113110424 - FS by dealer for $60,000.

https://classics.autotrader.com/clas.../911/101672718

1973 Porsche 911T Targa 5 Speed with numbers matching engine & transmission Options include M470 Comfort Group M404 Stabilizer Bars Factory Fuchs wheels recent repaint with original color being Silver metallic 936-9-3 vehicle is a good running driving car rust free underbody makes this car a solid driver

[kp.sfo]

1970 Porsche 911 T Targa - was $65,000, now $60,000
VIN: 9110112232
engine: 6109350
signal orange / black leatherette
106k miles

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https://sarasota.craigslist.org/cto/...426111602.html

1970 Porsche 911T Targa, 106k original miles, engine rebuilt at 80k miles. I have owned since around 2003, and purchased from previous owner who brought it to Florida from California. Lots of receipts from previous owners, I drove it very little. Painted several years ago back to its factory original Signal Orange color. Have Porsche Certificate Of Authenticity. Matching and correct original engine. Paint is ok, and could use a repaint or drive as is. When painted it got rare H1 headlights, almost all new rubber seals, new seat covers, new front and rear lenses, new targa top, etc. Carbs were rebuilt and car ran great but parked it after clutch cable went bad a few years ago, then battery quit and has been sitting since and garaged. Clean and clear Florida title in my name. Hate to sell, but just don’t have time for it.
Located in West Bradenton.
If you see the ad it’s available, sorry, will not hold without non refundable deposit.

[skinnerd]

I'm not a sepia guy, but this one looks very nice for only $112,500.
Not affiliated.

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...t/2550048.html

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[karlusmagnus]

Pity the sports seats are gone ... nice car (coming from a Sepia fan ). The front lip/hood bottom looked a little funny but it could just be the light/angle
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[skinnerd]

Pity the sports seats are gone ... nice car (coming from a Sepia fan ).

Good catch on the missing sport seats. Who would ditch a set of those?

[karlusmagnus]

Under previous ownership, it was restored by CPR in may 2015 including “new leather upholstery”, so the sports seats could have been gone for a while. CPR would be able to advise what was the state of affairs in 2015, I’m sure.