Believe the 70 red T was sold to someone in Belgium. The last two T's at MCMS have gone to Europeans. The white 73.5 he sold last month was probably undersold at $48.5. I just missed it.
Believe the 70 red T was sold to someone in Belgium. The last two T's at MCMS have gone to Europeans. The white 73.5 he sold last month was probably undersold at $48.5. I just missed it.
not mine - http://porthuron.craigslist.org/cto/2668265003.html
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You are looking at a 1973 Porsche 911T. This car is not all original but priced right on for what it is, these cars in all original condition sell for $40,000 and up. Not to mention the engine and transmission have been completely rebuilt about 5000 miles ago by a German trained mechanic. It runs drives and sounds amazing. If you should have any questions please feel free to call anytime 810-650-487one
Additional info from previous listing @ autotraderclassics:
MILEAGE: 132000
DESCRIPTION: Always garaged. 911T. New tires. European front and rear signal lens conversion. H4 head lamp conversion. Optima battery conversion. Rare chrome front hood Porsche emblem
VIN: 9113110064
not mine - http://www.californiaclassix.com/garage/c696.html (and listed on ebay right now)
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Special order Silbermetallik over black. 53K actual, documented miles, one owner from 1979 until 2010. Matching numbers. Options include factory A/C (blows cold!), "S" trim and front spoiler, CIBIE headlights, FUCHS wheels, and 5-speed transmission.
This rare Targa - less than 800 of the model were manufactured - runs and drives as good as it looks, just like you'd expect from a low-mileage 911. Early 911s - especially low-mileage examples wearing a desirable factory color - are true heirloom cars; we might not be able to find another gem like this!
VIN 9113110406
engine 6131066
Asking $42.5k
I about choked when I saw this listing on eBay today: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1971-...item336e7f0987
This car (9111110809) was for sale in Sarasota Florida for $9k a couple of weeks ago, so I went to have a look at it while I was down there looking at another early 911. This thing was beyond rusty (all edges of the pan, boxes, battery boxes, etc), and loaded with bondo. The ad says "It was painted three years ago, looks pretty fresh but it was not a very expensive paint job"... that's the understatement of the year- this car looks like it was painted with a roller in a dust storm. The ad mentions "The hood does not close as the latch is misaligned due to a minor accident in the past"... but neglects to mention the fact that the hood is full of bondo and lead to make it heavy enough to stay down since the latch isn't there anymore. It also leaks like a siv and while it did eventually start, it smoked like no tomorrow and barely ran 3 minutes untill it stalled and wouldn't re-start. The owner also told me he re-wired the car himself, so not sure how much that had to do with the running problems (and noticeable miss) Before anyone sends this guy a dime, make sure you see the car yourself and have a PPI done so you know exactly what you're buying.
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not mine -posted on Samba @ http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifie...php?id=1206360
Vin# 9112110496 with a 71 911 T 2.2 motor with engine number 6117126..original engine # was 6121225..original color 225 emerald green (viper)..it has aprox. 98,391 miles on the car..comes with the owners hand book case that has only the dealer location book and original service book....the car was purchased from the last owner who had the car for 20 years and only drove it about 1000 miles during that time,, ,it also has an older mostly exterior repaint that still has an remarkable shine,but if you look closely there are some imperfections in the paint but a very presentable finish... looks like partial of the front trunk still in original paint,...looks like door hinge posts and engine compartment is still in its original paint ...when I got the car last march it was running rough so I just spent 5000.00 in sorting out the issues....some of the things that were done....rebiult weber carbs.,,replaced tune up parts as required,timing,brakes rebiult frt calipers,all flex lines,front pads and machined rotors replace brake fluid,temp sensor,valve covers,set the valves,,,,,main seal,,trani shaft seal,trani fork seal,trani fluid, rebiuld cdi box.fuel pump...etc etc.there are still a few minor oil leaks....the tach is not working and will be sent out for rebiulding...please look at the photos carfully as they also act as the main part of the discription.minor surface rust spot under front passender carpet and raer carpet,no holes,one paint bubble on drivers door lower front..buyer to arrange and pay for any shipping charges duties and all taxes....thanks for looking..
Just posted my 73.5 911T coupe for sale here at the forum.
Link: http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...NE-Georgia-USA
1973 T Coupe on Craigslist in Denver (not mine):
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/2706815360.html
1973 911T euro model with carbs
always had carbs never fuel injected
super solid chassis with no rust
running and driving car
just replaced the whale tail this week so now it has the stock decklid
snow tires available too
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Not mine - posted on craigslist : http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/cto/2726267971.html
i have a 1973 porsche 911 and a half/rare car/all numbers match/ complete motor done 1500 miles ago from top to bottom by top porsche mechanic/tank resealed/new lines/new fuel pump/new clutch/all rotors and calipers/ really just to much new!!! car runs flawlessly/ car does have some rust on exterior but not much/serous inquiries only/call john at 845-380-5523
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1973 Porsche 911T sunroof coupe. EBay item: 260899146717
VIN 9113103400
Seller: sproketz911 (alekzandr)
Sheridan, Wyoming, United States
Ended: Nov 28, 201107:36:49 PST
Bid history:
9 bids
Winning bid: US $14,500.00 (Reserve met)
RS look. Steel RS flares. Fiberglass front and rear bumpers and ducktail.
Original color silver with black interior. 7 and 8 by 15" fuchs wheels with a 7" spare. Ducktail included with the car.
Good running 2.4 CIS original engine to the car. Add graphics and you have a carrera clone.
Or paint original silver and have a matching numbers 73T with an aggressive R gruppe look.
RUNNING AND DRIVING CAR
Reserve is low.
Discussed here:
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ay-fraud-alert
Last edited by 70SATMan; 12-01-2011 at 05:51 PM.
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