911E - Seems a bit on the cheap side ???

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911E - Seems a bit on the cheap side ???

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Evening All -

Nothing to do with me but - this seems a bit cheap -

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C73721#

Or a bargain for someone ...... :wink:
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Post by jackstowers »

does seem a bit cheap can only assume it needs a bit of fettling as the ad doesnt mention rust at all !
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Post by 58A - 71E »

Looks like a 73 MY ??

A poor advert IMHO, no interior shots, none of luggage area or engine bay or more importantly closeups of body and underneath :shock:

still, at that price, worth a look just to see how much it needs
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from the limited photos, the door shut lines look awful.
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I rang him up and asked for some more info; "Its red with a black interior" is all he could tell me :roll:
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Just had a look at his website and the listing for it rather oddly says this:

Very nice original RHD 911 sunroof coupe,
with E/W, Fuchs. Porsche service history lots of bills
and old Mots.Mot and Historic Road Tax.
£19,750,

Hi to all DDK-online members. More pictures and info is coming and please ring 07814474808 for any infomation.
Thank you.

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Anyone viewed this?
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I don't think original 911E's had an RS front spoiler.
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philip_sloper wrote:I don't think original 911E's had an RS front spoiler.
I think thats probably one of the lesser things that could be fixed ...

Sunroofs on these always makes me nervous ... those little drains :cry:

That said, L is a 72 reg I think, even though it does look like a 73 , so free road tax and if its half way s OK then it does seem like good value
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higs356 wrote:
philip_sloper wrote:I don't think original 911E's had an RS front spoiler.
I think thats probably one of the lesser things that could be fixed ...

Sunroofs on these always makes me nervous ... those little drains :cry:

That said, L is a 72 reg I think, even though it does look like a 73 , so free road tax and if its half way s OK then it does seem like good value
The RS spoiler just makes you wonder how "original" it is.

I believe the black horn grills and black trim around the front indicators were only used on the '73 model year cars (F series), before that they were chrome. Porsche model years ran from September, so a '73 model year car could have been manufactured from September 1972 onwards.

'L' reg ran from 1/8/72 to 31/7/73
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