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1972 911s (how many)

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hi anyone know how many 2.4 911s were sold in britain in 1972, and how many are left,is there aregister? :?:
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I'd be interested in this too. There's one here, at least...
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I have a list of RHD 911 S models made in 72 and 73.

It is estimated that approx 80 were imported over those two years and I have some information on approx 40 that are known to survive.

I dont think there is a list of E and T models that I know of.


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Post by jamie »

Time to make a UK T&E registry? I'd be up for that, and could get someone to make an online form pretty easily.

What information would be required - anything else apart from:

Current owner:
Whereabouts:
Type:
Year:
Reg:
Chassis number:
Colour:
Years owned:
Details of previous owners (if known):
Additional notes:

???

Seems strange that there isn't already one. How does it stand with data protection etc?
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sorry i did mean 911S :oops:
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Post by jamie »

Ahh... I thought you meant 911s as in plural of 911!

My proposition still applies if any T/E owners are reading this.
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Michael

Do you know of an S that you can add to the list?

Jamie

Why not have a ddk car registry?
Only problem is that quite a few people are nervous about their car reg being online for fear of cloning.
AS for Data Protection Act I think that covers personal information so perhaps the only contact info should be a ddk username.

Also should add car condition, engine no and mileage.

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Post by tanick »

There're a few UK cars on the E registry.
http://www.911e.org/registry.php
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hmy7k wrote:Michael
Jamie

Why not have a ddk car registry?
Only problem is that quite a few people are nervous about their car reg being online for fear of cloning.
AS for Data Protection Act I think that covers personal information so perhaps the only contact info should be a ddk username.

Also should add car condition, engine no and mileage.

Nigel
I think that's a good idea, and I'd he happy to get involved. I reckon there's no need for reg number anyway - just chassis number as on the E Registry...
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Happy to help if I can.
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