Where are all these 2.4 S now? Here are some stats.

[sambapati]

Hi, thanks for your post. In fact, your car is now on sale at http://www.pyritz-classics.de/fahrze...che-911-s-2-4/

Ciao!

Max

Hi Max,
...not at all. It's amongst sold cars there: "verkauft" It went to its new owner from there, and that very soon after it was offered for sale.
So, you supposedly already had my car's data taken from there. Sorry!
Off topic but my 3 ex-VW Samba Buses are seen there, too ('67, '59, '63)...and more to follow...not Porsches, "just" VWs. I won't sell no more classic Porsches...
just wanna buy and restore...a crappy but complete pre-74 S, any year or model. Do you know of any? I'm interested.
Ciao,
George

[Biancaneve]

Hi Max,
...not at all. It's amongst sold cars there: "verkauft" It went to its new owner from there, and that very soon after it was offered for sale.
So, you supposedly already had my car's data taken from there. Sorry!
Off topic but my 3 ex-VW Samba Buses are seen there, too ('67, '59, '63)...and more to follow...not Porsches, "just" VWs. I won't sell no more classic Porsches...
just wanna buy and restore...a crappy but complete pre-74 S, any year or model. Do you know of any? I'm interested.
Ciao,
George

Yes George, I had it in my db ... no, I don't know about any which is worth restoring at the moment ...

[sambapati]

Yes George, I had it in my db ...

...but at least it must be new to you that the car was "rescued" and made as seen in the pics by me and for myself...

[Biancaneve]

...but at least it must be new to you that the car was "rescued" and made as seen in the pics by me and for myself...

Indeed I was

[356hunter]

If it helps, from my notes from PCNA days, I see we imported the following in 1972:
total 5120 cars, which were:
4343 911 T
378 911E
399 911S
no break out as to Coupe, Targa.

As compared to 1971:
5328 total
4280 911T
716 911E
332 911S

So for the 911S, that's 6 - 8% of the total over those years.

[Biancaneve]

If it helps, from my notes from PCNA days, I see we imported the following in 1972:
total 5120 cars, which were:
4343 911 T
378 911E
399 911S
no break out as to Coupe, Targa.

As compared to 1971:
5328 total
4280 911T
716 911E
332 911S

So for the 911S, that's 6 - 8% of the total over those years.

Thanks. Data for 1972 I guess include 1971 MY and the first 1972 MY, i.e. 911 2.2 S "D" series and 911 2.4 S "E" series.

[a911s]

If it helps, from my notes from PCNA days, I see we imported the following in 1972:
total 5120 cars, which were:
4343 911 T
378 911E
399 911S
no break out as to Coupe, Targa.

Wow, that's a lower number than I thought!

That would give roughly fifteen 1972 MY 911S Metallic Blue Coupes on U.S. roads today...

[RSTarga]

That was about 50% of 911 construction. I don't think Porsche broke 10k until 73 or 74.Anyone know when?

[Ant22]

Send me a PM before you next visit Ireland. I live in Cork, 911 wont be back here from restoration until after easter 2014.

Dave

Will do. I'm sure you can't wait for its return!

[Ant22]

If it helps, from my notes from PCNA days, I see we imported the following in 1972:
total 5120 cars, which were:
4343 911 T
378 911E
399 911S
no break out as to Coupe, Targa.

As compared to 1971:
5328 total
4280 911T
716 911E
332 911S

So for the 911S, that's 6 - 8% of the total over those years.

Dear 356h,
Do you have PCNA member records attached to the 1973 model year cars? My car has a PCNA sticker & I would love to know if / for how long the owner registered my car. Vin 9113300021.
Many thanks
Anthony