1965 911 RHD
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jonno1
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1965 911 RHD
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
As seen on their stand at the Revival earlier this month.
Oh, if anyone's wondering, Mark at RennSport.
Oh, if anyone's wondering, Mark at RennSport.
Steve
1 x '67S, 3 x 2.4S all RHD
A privilege & pleasure to have owned them all.
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A privilege & pleasure to have owned them all.
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
It's a billy bargain if its all correct and original.
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ThreeTwo
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
I thought the whereabouts of the first RHD UK car was known...just not sure where I read about it....
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911hillclimber
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
Wasn't it that very very rustly car that the owner passed away recently?
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
Possibly thinking about the 67S or Porsche Press Car or whatever it was - I'm sure that I read on here that person passed away, dont think that this is the same car. The one I think you refer to was red and sold at auction. this one viewtopic.php?f=2&t=44116&hilit=porsche ... ar+auction911hillclimber wrote:Wasn't it that very very rustly car that the owner passed away recently?
65 911 FIA race car
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67 911S LHD
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66 911 RHD restoration
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
Bonhams December auction
Robert Barrie Limited
+44 7775 518337
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+44 7775 518337
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911hillclimber
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
I thought Simon at PCT had the first rhd, now nearing the end of a big restoration?
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DEEMAN
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
That's my understanding too. So that makes MMU 911C and ANW 911C older than FUW 2C.
Maybe they didn't go to the right place for their 'extensive search'.
Wonder what else?
Maybe they didn't go to the right place for their 'extensive search'.
Wonder what else?
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
300474 MY65 MMU 911C
300475 MY65 - May 1965
300772 MY65 - TMN 901 / KBD 73C
301503 MY65 - June 1965 SA 119
301929 MY65 - June 1965 ANW 104C
301930 MY65 - July 1965 FUW 2C
301940 MY65 - July 1965 LGK 6D
All I'm sayin'
300475 MY65 - May 1965
300772 MY65 - TMN 901 / KBD 73C
301503 MY65 - June 1965 SA 119
301929 MY65 - June 1965 ANW 104C
301930 MY65 - July 1965 FUW 2C
301940 MY65 - July 1965 LGK 6D
All I'm sayin'
65 911 FIA race car
66 911 RHD restoration
67 911S LHD
74 911 Carrera 2.7 US Spec
79 Aistream Excella 28 MH
97 Bimota Vdue
14 KTM 690R Duke
83 RD350 YPVS
08 Ducati M900
00 Ducati 996SPS
944 T, 3.2 RSR, GT3 - SOLD
66 911 RHD restoration
67 911S LHD
74 911 Carrera 2.7 US Spec
79 Aistream Excella 28 MH
97 Bimota Vdue
14 KTM 690R Duke
83 RD350 YPVS
08 Ducati M900
00 Ducati 996SPS
944 T, 3.2 RSR, GT3 - SOLD
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/24124/l ... =10&page=4one-two wrote:Bonhams December auction
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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Re: 1965 911 RHD
It is actually the third (or fourth) oldest RHD 911 in this country on record
I notice from the Bonhams pictures that the front latch panel has been changed for a later style. Was it in an accident? Considering it had been stored for so many years it cannot have been replaced for rust reasons surely.
Anyone else notice anything unusual?
I notice from the Bonhams pictures that the front latch panel has been changed for a later style. Was it in an accident? Considering it had been stored for so many years it cannot have been replaced for rust reasons surely.
Anyone else notice anything unusual?
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
Yes, the 911 emblem on the glove pocket door is in the wrong place and the heater slides are not the right colour.
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
adding to Robin's list, I have:
300992
301459
301493
301501
301846
301939
indicated as 1965 MY RHD
300992
301459
301493
301501
301846
301939
indicated as 1965 MY RHD
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Re: 1965 911 RHD
It has a post 74 red bonnet badge. The engine bay and luggage area are body colour but should be black. I would be very wary of rust on a UK 911.DEEMAN wrote:It is actually the third (or fourth) oldest RHD 911 in this country on record
I notice from the Bonhams pictures that the front latch panel has been changed for a later style. Was it in an accident? Considering it had been stored for so many years it cannot have been replaced for rust reasons surely.
Anyone else notice anything unusual?

