DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

After four happy years of ownership I finally have to sell my Porsche to fund a year out travelling. I'm gutted, but it's a question of priorities.
Anyway, for those of you that don't know the car, it's a LHD 1973 2.4 911E (now with weber carbs) in original special order Chartreuese Green. The car was quite highly spec'ed when new and has a great history file including the original window sticker.
Whilst the car isn't a concours garage queen, it is in good condition and is nice and solid with good straight panel gaps. Rather than ramble on here, if you're interested and want to know more about the car, PM me or call me on 01443 227 631 from 6pm onwards. Price is £17,500

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Goodness me..I don't know why but that colour looks stunning!!

that's proper cheap for a 911E, looks like a steal to me.

I can confirm it makes a lovely noise too

I can also comfirm it was a great car to drive

Alan

just tidied up your links

That has got to be my all time fav colour.

good look with the sale.

Kind Regards

Looks great! Seems like a good price as well.

Cheers, Ross.

Man thats great value.... do I see recaro sports seats as well???

Beautiful!!!

That's an awesome car for a cool cat!

Good luck with the sale.


Bert

lovely car, wrong time for me at the mo.....
unless you take credit card(s)!

Good luck with the sale.

E PORN!!!

Love it

Any chance you could post some details of it on the registry site http://www.911e.org/ before you sell it, you could even give it a free plug on there

Good luck with the sale, at that price I'm sure it'll sell soon, there were a couple of posters a few months ago both looking for a 911E

Nice car!
PM sent!

Hey Paul - no ways man

Very nice car indeed!!

While my new car's lovely (and appears to be in great condition), I can't help wishing I'd had chance to see/drive this one too with it being an E.

Must be like buses, none around and then suddenly they all arrive together.

Cheers, Ross.