R, RS and RSR clone cars, hot rods, R gruppe cars, or otherwise for Sale

[Mondrian]

David - what do you mean by "Back in the day when having the correct chassis number for the build did not matter much."? I was not aware that there was a correct chassis number for RSR conversion!

Who's is the dealer for the blue Rgruppe?

[billh]

David - what do you mean by "Back in the day when having the correct chassis number for the build did not matter much."? I was not aware that there was a correct chassis number for RSR conversion!

Who's is the dealer for the blue Rgruppe?

Dick Barbour, suburban Atlanta

[jordanpryce]

I sure hope this car get's all the money. Wow.

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/1972-Porsche...NY-Pp~&vxp=mtr

[pu911rsr]

Smallest attention to detail including the F250 ride height -

[jordanpryce]

Smallest attention to detail including the F250 ride height -

Yeah. My car is crazy low in comparison but that is easily fixed.

[RSTarga]

David - what do you mean by "Back in the day when having the correct chassis number for the build did not matter much."? I was not aware that there was a correct chassis number for RSR conversion!

Who's is the dealer for the blue Rgruppe?

What I meant, is in the 70's and early 80's there was not much importance placed on a car being matching numbers. More importance was placed on the car being close to factory spec for what was wanted as an end result. A 911 chassis was a 911 chassis, as long as the mods were contemporary development.
Everybody has their preferences, but I personally don't like backdates. I'd rather have a short hood with a 3.0 MFI with a 74+ RSr look than a longhand with a late 3.2.
Of course that is just my personal preference, whatever floats your boat.
Dick Barbour is a standup guy, and one of the best of his era.

[Mondrian]

.... but I personally don't like backdates. I'd rather have a short hood with a 3.0 MFI with a 74+ RSr look than a longhand with a late 3.2.....

Technically it's not a backdate if the chassis is longhood which is what I have i.e. 73T with 3.2 engine but I know what you mean ... Bitsa (bits from various years) might be a more appropriate term.

[Richardnew]

I'm a little concerned about the bidding on the Tribute car. eBay makes me a little paranoid at times. Ok, a lot of the time.

Richard Newton
Turbo Tie Rod Ends

[sithot]

I'd rather have a short hood with a 3.0 MFI with a 74+ RSr look than a longhand with a late 3.2.

My preference too all things considered. It's why my '74 is "stock" looking but....

[70SATMan]

That R trib is within my walking zone. I think I know who the seller is, tried to arrange an in-person look see this weekend but, he told me no. Im asking if he's going to allowing any inspections including a formal PPI. No answers yet. Going to take my lab for a walk this afternoon, see what I can see. For what it's worth, I've never seen the car out and about. I asked a couple of simple questions but, no answers. He might be freaked because I'm so close. Looked like a great opportunity to get into a running car with minimal "in".

From what I can see, its a garage resto with a lot of it being paint and undercoating over original undercoating and plating. If anyone is truly interested in pursuing, PM me. Would be happy to help with impressions, details.