911E Cars for Sale

[camarilla]

Heck of a price...

Indeed… seems like the low options (including 14” rims) and sort of meh paint job held it back in 2019. Current listing says it retains the hydropneumatic struts too…

[DOUGS73E]

Dick Barbour Performance, Flowery Branch, GA
1970 Porsche 2.2L 911E Sunroof Coupe
VIN: 9110220080
Engine: 6200190
Trans: 7100726
Color: Albert Blue/Black Leatherette
Mileage: 46,364 (indicated)
Price: US$83,500

1970 911E Dick Barbour.jpg

Dealer Description:

- Fully Matching Numbers Car.
- 2.2 MFI Motor.
- 5-Speed Manual Transmission.
- Albert Blue Exterior.
- Black Leatherette Interior.
- 46,363 Miles Shown (TMU).

The car comes with the Certificate of Authenticity, Original factory manuals and books, Great deal of service records, 2 sets of keys, Clean title, Spare and a jack.

This gorgeous 911E was sold new at Vasek Polak, Hermosa Beach, CA, and remained in the Golden State since. It is a well documented 3 owner fully matching number’s car, accompanied with a great deal of service history. The original 2.2 MFI motor runs like a Swiss watch. The 901 5-Speed gearbox shifts like butter with no grinding noises. The clutch is in top shape as well, and the overall performance is spot on!

The car is still equipped with its original Comfort Hydro Pneumatic self-level suspension and original date-correct 14” alloys, electric sunroof, and period-correct Blaupunkt radio.

Recent major services include valve adjustment, plugs, cap, rotor, pointless ignition, oil service, gearbox fluid, all top of engine gaskets, oil cooler seals, main oil tank line, new AGM battery with stealth trickle charge cable, all rotors replaced, all calipers renewed including front Aluminum S calipers with new aluminum pistons, new S/S brake lines and brake hardware / pads.

This timeless long hood classic is a great driving and looking 911E that can be fully enjoyed and cherished for many decades to come. The rarity will provided great investment potential.

[72targa]

Dick Barbour Performance, Flowery Branch, GA
1970 Porsche 2.2L 911E Sunroof Coupe
VIN: 9110220080
Engine: 6200190
Trans: 7100726
Color: Albert Blue/Black Leatherette
Mileage: 46,364 (indicated)
Price: US$83,500

1970 911E Dick Barbour.jpg

Dealer Description:

- Fully Matching Numbers Car.
- 2.2 MFI Motor.
- 5-Speed Manual Transmission.
- Albert Blue Exterior.
- Black Leatherette Interior.
- 46,363 Miles Shown (TMU).

The car comes with the Certificate of Authenticity, Original factory manuals and books, Great deal of service records, 2 sets of keys, Clean title, Spare and a jack.

This gorgeous 911E was sold new at Vasek Polak, Hermosa Beach, CA, and remained in the Golden State since. It is a well documented 3 owner fully matching number’s car, accompanied with a great deal of service history. The original 2.2 MFI motor runs like a Swiss watch. The 901 5-Speed gearbox shifts like butter with no grinding noises. The clutch is in top shape as well, and the overall performance is spot on!

The car is still equipped with its original Comfort Hydro Pneumatic self-level suspension and original date-correct 14” alloys, electric sunroof, and period-correct Blaupunkt radio.

Recent major services include valve adjustment, plugs, cap, rotor, pointless ignition, oil service, gearbox fluid, all top of engine gaskets, oil cooler seals, main oil tank line, new AGM battery with stealth trickle charge cable, all rotors replaced, all calipers renewed including front Aluminum S calipers with new aluminum pistons, new S/S brake lines and brake hardware / pads.

This timeless long hood classic is a great driving and looking 911E that can be fully enjoyed and cherished for many decades to come. The rarity will provided great investment potential.

Also on eBay…

https://www.ebay.com/itm/325913069536

[Jim Breazeale]

Indeed… seems like the low options (including 14” rims) and sort of meh paint job held it back in 2019. Current listing says it retains the hydropneumatic struts too…

It may still have it's hydropneumatic struts, but they have been converted to accept shocks and torsion bars.