Porsche for sale of the day..........

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Lightweight_911 wrote:.
There were actually 781 '73 USA mfi 2.4T Targas + 1252 Coupes ...

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Ahh thank you; I misinterpreted because of the way my Red Book is laid out.

So 2033 cars and 1926 x 911/51's + 149 x 911/61's (Sporto) = 2075 engines.

I'll stop now because this thread is supposed to be about cars for sale, sorry guys! :oops:
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26k-Mile 1973 Porsche 911T. A good reference car I believe

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1973-porsche-911t-63/

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Be interesting to compare with this one...
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/197 ... he-911t-24
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Yellow car sold for £68k plus about £4k buyer's premium. US car has 12 hours to go and is just over $100k at the moment.
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Yellow T was a bargain I think, all that spend, to £90K+, all working for a steal.
£40K on body and paint....
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911hillclimber wrote:Yellow T was a bargain I think, all that spend, to £90K+, all working for a steal.
£40K on body and paint....
Only a bargain if the work was done well. Car looked very clean but is it me or does something look odd with the sills and front end?
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Sills do look strange, but could be the angle....and the bonnet to bumper gap looks a bit large?
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Bonnet catch needs adjusting 5 mm down to meet the wing line and hence close to the bumper.
Sills will fall/peel off so a quick fix and maybe some paint along the sills to finesse the area.

Nice done, driving car for next spring's freedom, £70K all in. Will probably hold that value for some time to come.
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and sort out that daft number plate!
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gridgway wrote:and sort out that daft number plate!
Nowt wrong with that number plate location ;)

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hot66 wrote:
gridgway wrote:and sort out that daft number plate!
Nowt wrong with that number plate location ;)

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:lol: do all yellow cars also have a sticky-up bonnet? :cheers:
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No.

Yellow is for Hot Rods, sticky plates are sooo much moooore streeemlined so bloody fast too. :bigsmurf:

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Hillclimb car.

https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... 8400d70bd1

Doesnt seem to be much original 72 S left??
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That’s Bob Mortimer’s car (not of Vic and Bob fame!). Some of us have known Bob and the car for well over 20 years - it’s a great tool in the right hands!
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Really fast car/driver.
This sums that car up;

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