Available now from your friend and mines:
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Lovely.
'68 T/R
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left4dead
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'68 T/R
The car that was surely an inspiration for Ferryman's Hot Rod?
Available now from your friend and mines:
http://edmondharris.com/
Lovely.
Available now from your friend and mines:
http://edmondharris.com/
Lovely.
Steve
1 x '67S, 3 x 2.4S all RHD
A privilege & pleasure to have owned them all.
1 x '67S, 3 x 2.4S all RHD
A privilege & pleasure to have owned them all.
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left4dead
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Well, Mr.Starkey has a project car for $300,000Disco wrote:lovely but I cant imagine the price for it - anyone hazzard a guess?
http://www.johnstarkeycars.com/pages/fo ... _911R.html
As well as a $275,000 '67S
http://www.johnstarkeycars.com/pages/fo ... 911SR.html
Oh, and an ex Penske/Donohue RSR made up of 'some bits' POA:
http://www.johnstarkeycars.com/pages/fo ... 07_R3.html
Steve
1 x '67S, 3 x 2.4S all RHD
A privilege & pleasure to have owned them all.
1 x '67S, 3 x 2.4S all RHD
A privilege & pleasure to have owned them all.
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hot66
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so what exactly is the RSR ? Is it the chassis number + a few bits that have been sold ? .. I assume with the idea of 'creating' the penske RSR ???
starkey wrote:......2008: Rights and some small parts sold to John Starkey by Larry Holbert.
starkey wrote:During 1973, the RSR achieved four top three podium finishes, enough to ensure that Al Holbert was in line for an even faster RSR in 1974. During the Edmonton race in August, Holbert’s co-driver, Milt Minter crashed the RSR and it was taken back to the Holbert Porsche-Audi dealership and stripped of parts (we have the photos). In 2008, Larry Holbert, Al’s son, sold the rights and some small parts through me to a restorer, who is currently rebuilding the car to it’s original, Daytona specification.
James
1973 911 2.4S
1993 964 C2
2010 987 Spyder
1963 Honda C100 Supercub
Its not how fast you go, but how you go fast
1973 911 2.4S
1993 964 C2
2010 987 Spyder
1963 Honda C100 Supercub
Its not how fast you go, but how you go fast
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left4dead
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As it reads, 'some small parts' doesn't exactly add up to a complete RSR does ithot66 wrote:so what exactly is the RSR ? Is it the chassis number + a few bits that have been sold ? .. I assume with the idea of 'creating' the penske RSR ???
starkey wrote:......2008: Rights and some small parts sold to John Starkey by Larry Holbert.
I doubt whether the chassis could be considered a 'small part' or the engine/gearbox, etc? Unless we're reading this incorrectly I would say chassis identity plus maybe what, the tacho? the steering wheel?
Maybe we should give Mr. Starkey the benefit of the doubt until someone fills in on some details...
Steve
1 x '67S, 3 x 2.4S all RHD
A privilege & pleasure to have owned them all.
1 x '67S, 3 x 2.4S all RHD
A privilege & pleasure to have owned them all.
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Disco
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Re: '68 T/R
I think I'd rather FerryMans and the 200+k to spend on other fine motors.left4dead wrote:The car that was surely an inspiration for Ferryman's Hot Rod?
Available now from your friend and mines:
http://edmondharris.com/
Lovely.
- but thats just me.