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    Some countries had them as a requirement.



    Quote Originally Posted by DOUGS73E View Post
    Do all '73 RS's come with round outside rearview mirrors?

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    - 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS touring model
    - Matching numbers engine
    - Chassis No. 9113601222
    - 2687cc/210 HP engine with 5-speed transmission
    - Independent front and rear suspension
    - 4-wheel disc brakes
    - Left the factory in Light Ivory paint with Black leatherette interior and retains the same color scheme today
    - Optional headrests and additional rear apron
    - In the standard volume Carrera RS by Thomas Gruber and George Konradsheim it is noted that #1222 eventually became part of a collection in Mexico before coming to the US
    - Retains its original orange-bar hood crest and unmarked brightwork
    - Fuch wheels and Dunlop tires
    - Factory issued Certificate of Authenticity

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    Quote Originally Posted by rynoshark View Post
    Which RS just sold for $450k? That seems like an exceptional bargain, even for an RS with questions, as compared to rumors of recent sales.
    One sold last week for upper 600k for a touring model.

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    any recent sales of lightweight versions ? hearing a good lightweight should be around 900k today ? that sound correct ?

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    Funny. Here's the kicker. Once 911's get out of reach (like collectible Ferraris) the "IT" car might become the Toyota Celica.

    In defense of cars that I find much more interesting when you are going to pay up I give you the Toyota 2000GT. ($849,000 ask)

    It is in my top 10 of all cars I'd love to own.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nyc123 View Post
    any recent sales of lightweight versions ? hearing a good lightweight should be around 900k today ? that sound correct ?
    At least that, unless the car is terrible. Thin market though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sithot View Post
    Funny. Here's the kicker. Once 911's get out of reach (like collectible Ferraris) the "IT" car might become the Toyota Celica.

    In defense of cars that I find much more interesting when you are going to pay up I give you the Toyota 2000GT. ($849,000 ask)

    It is in my top 10 of all cars I'd love to own.

    http://bringatrailer.com/2014/01/03/...toyota-2000gt/

    Let us not forget the 2000GT convertible in the 1967 James Bond movie "You Only Live Twice"

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    '73 911 S Aubergine (VIN#9113301295)

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    Jade 73 RS at CPR Classic

    "Rare Jade Green Porsche 911RS One of only ten built in this very rarest of colors, this RS is also a rare original Sunroof model that features through-the-grille fog lights from the factory.Always registered in Germany with full ownership history, car has just been restored in Germany to the highest standard at great expense."

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    do you know the asking price of that Jade Green RS by chance?

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    They are asking $675k or best offer
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    Sorry, we are talking about a Touring???

    What is then the lightweight? http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...htweight/page4

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