1971 911S barn-find, anyone?

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1971 911S barn-find, anyone?

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I'm always amazed that people still advertise on ebay without a decent set of high quality pictures ...
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"Grant" asked the killer question ...... "is the engine stand also included in the sale?" :shock:

And someone called "Nick" has an eye for detail and is looking for better pictures......new Early911 Project Car perchance?? :lol:

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If it sticks at current ballpark, then a bit of a steal ! Engine and panels alone must be worth a bid (IMHO) :)
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the reg alone has to be worth at least 5k. ( if included )
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He is keeping the Re., No aluminium decklid on the car. Ask me how i know :wink:


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He is keeping the Reg
How can he without an MOT, tax and insurance? Can't be done.
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I was bidding but have now been out bid on this and as a newcomer to restoration projects I am becoming more comfortable with that position with every post I read!
If I am being honest with myself every response I had with the seller was on a need to know basis.
Having said that a 911S RHD with a sunroof was exactly the spec I was after!
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He obviously thinks declaring it sorn, he can retain the Reg. Might be on retention for 14 years. :lol:
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nick-moss wrote:
He is keeping the Reg
How can he without an MOT, tax and insurance? Can't be done.
Unless he's planning on an agreement with the purchaser that upon completion of the restoration and MOT etc. it will be transferred to him?
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what' this worth then Nick/Alan?

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Unless he's planning on an agreement with the purchaser that upon completion of the restoration and MOT etc. it will be transferred to him?
Possibly, but it would have no basis in law as the number is owned by the DVLA, not the owner of the car, who effectively "leases" it.

What's it worth? Probably less than the final bid :roll:
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stretch wrote:He is keeping the Re., No aluminium decklid on the car. Ask me how i know :wink:


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Disco wrote:the reg alone has to be worth at least 5k. ( if included )
If it's 9920 TB then it's an ireland plate isn't it? It's not worth that much. If it's 992 OTB then even less.

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IanMcLeod wrote:
stretch wrote:He is keeping the Re., No aluminium decklid on the car. Ask me how i know :wink:


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