67S - £129,950

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67S - £129,950

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No idea what's correct or otherwise but seems reasonable for a 67S?
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Yes thought the same if it;s any good
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Same company selling an ex Beverly Hills Car Club car:

http://classiccarrevivals.co.uk/1971-porsche-911t
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Interesting to note what they say in the last sentence, we plan to strip the vehicle down for restoration if we have no immediate interest. Vehicle can also be built to customers specification I thought the interior looked tired esp the carpets, no photo of the headlining either - just loots a little grubby that's all I'm saying, also noticed that the paint change was when it was damaged - that might have a bearing on the value. I think the car does need tidied up but as we all know once you start into a restoration, even if its mostly cosmetic, it still costs loads. Would have also expected to see recaro sports seats not std ones? Still good value but a full repaint and other restoration work could take care of £20k and that's assuming there's no metalwork or welding needing done, but could be made into a lovely car.
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redrobin911 wrote:Would have also expected to see recaro sports seats not std ones?
I've yet to see a '67S with sports seats (other than Marcus's which he purchased later)?
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My 67S has sport seats, on the kardex and still with the car. They are the early type without headrest holes.

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