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    Senior Member Bill Simmeth's Avatar
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    I can just picture Walt Kowalski driving that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zedone View Post
    I thought all T cars without S trim came with silver rear lid lettering not gold. What's correct?
    Gold was optional on T's, even without S trim.
    But it was usually ordered as part of the S Trim/Apparence/Comfort group package.
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    "T" is to Targa is as "P" is to Pteradacdyl.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 911T1971 View Post
    Gold was optional on T's, even without S trim.
    But it was usually ordered as part of the S Trim/Apparence/Comfort group package.
    My T that has S trim had gold PORSCHE lettering and chrome 911T designation on the rear deck lid. Another fellow at the Porsche Parade at Traverse City said his T was the same and he converted to all gold lettering on a red car. I went the other way- all chrome, on this blue car, considering all the exterior and interior trim bits are chrome and I think it looks far better on blue.
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    Gees if they have that much attention to detail you think they would have fixed the cut dash alloy trim where the radio fits!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BOYER73S View Post
    Gees if they have that much attention to detail you think they would have fixed the cut dash alloy trim where the radio fits!!!
    +1 Really makes you wonder what else was left out!
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    1970 911T Project - $26,500 - SF (Potrero Hill) on Craigs List

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    http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cto/4252029491.html

    This is a driver quality 911 hotrod built for spirited driving. It needs some love but has a bunch of upgrades and quality parts that are expensive and hard to find. Believed to be matching numbers engine and trans, both are completely dry underneath - stock set up, very original with Zenith carbs. Clean and clear title. Very nice 6" x 15" Fuchs with new tires.

    Factory burgundy 2424, now Porsche midnight blue, would be great to change back to orig color.

    The body is in decent condition with some rust, they all do. Worst area is front suspension pan which is normal and a straightforward fix. The floors, rear seat pans, rear deck, and all the difficult to repair areas are virtually perfect. Drivers door is rusty underneath, just the door though. Trim is in decent shape, thankfully has not been painted black like most. Interior is good, pretty original, perfect headliner.

    Upgrades include:
    SSI heat exchangers (over $2,000 these days!)
    Koni adjustable shocks
    22/28 Torsion Bars
    Weltmeister front and rear sway bars
    Sway-a-way adjustable rear spring plates
    Autopower 4 point bolt-in rollbar
    911SC brake calipers and stainless steel lines
    Fiberglass 'S' front bumper
    Dual outlet exhaust

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