have you seen this!
Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 6:32 pm
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1965-Porsche-912- ... dZViewItem
or ebay Item number: 130071733844
65 RHD
shame
or ebay Item number: 130071733844
65 RHD
shame
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Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 7:08 pm
as you say - big shame.
Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 8:47 pm
Ditto - 65 RHD!
Surely someone on here wants/needs a new challenge?
Not me - the Boss would kill me if I brought any more tin home
But it has to go to someone who will look after it.
Surely someone on here wants/needs a new challenge?
Not me - the Boss would kill me if I brought any more tin home
But it has to go to someone who will look after it.
Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 8:56 pm
I rather like it.... but far to many projects at the moment.
Alan
Alan
912
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 11:02 am
Talk about being tempted...
But would really need to know where it is located before I thought of bidding.
But would really need to know where it is located before I thought of bidding.
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 11:53 am
Hello there.
Yes, I know this car.
If it is truly the same one..
It was sold as a complete,,almost running car in 2005 for a bit less than the 2K its advertised at!
It was/is veeery rusty....!
But at the time still had most of its orginal bits and with 10-15K of work could have been made really good.
Kind regards
David
Yes, I know this car.
If it is truly the same one..
It was sold as a complete,,almost running car in 2005 for a bit less than the 2K its advertised at!
It was/is veeery rusty....!
But at the time still had most of its orginal bits and with 10-15K of work could have been made really good.
Kind regards
David
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 2:59 pm
Update: Seller has ended the listing early "due to an error in the listing" 
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 9:13 am
Must have been all those spelling mistakes 
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 2:06 pm
hey that's my job..
Yet another RHD car there common I don't want one..
Proceed with caution is my advice one this.. might only be worth that in bits.. I paid back in 2002 £1600 for my RHD car and I only bought it with the view that once I had calmed down about buying another 912 I would look at the sums and if it didn't add up to restore it.. ( which it was VERY wide of the mark!!!!! ) I would strip it off the parts and I did sold off things like lights gear box wings that came with it and piston / cylinder soon ended up with free engine free inteiror and free Fusch wheels. and loads of other stuff.
In years to come I will kick my self but it was rusty !!!!!!!! no more rusty and than rusty.... no more again!!
Yet another RHD car there common I don't want one..
Proceed with caution is my advice one this.. might only be worth that in bits.. I paid back in 2002 £1600 for my RHD car and I only bought it with the view that once I had calmed down about buying another 912 I would look at the sums and if it didn't add up to restore it.. ( which it was VERY wide of the mark!!!!! ) I would strip it off the parts and I did sold off things like lights gear box wings that came with it and piston / cylinder soon ended up with free engine free inteiror and free Fusch wheels. and loads of other stuff.
In years to come I will kick my self but it was rusty !!!!!!!! no more rusty and than rusty.... no more again!!
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 2:56 pm
You're right there. LHD makes other drivers look twice at traffic lightsYet another RHD car there common I don't want one..
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 6:38 pm
OK...I'll confess, it was me!
Yet to give it a full inspection, but it doesnt look all that bad. It needs work, (and a lot of glass!) but it has masses of potential.
Great history file, with AFN service history sheets from '66 through to the mid 70's, which is good to see. All new brakes last year and a rebuilt engine a few years back - Should have it running tomorrow.
Yet to give it a full inspection, but it doesnt look all that bad. It needs work, (and a lot of glass!) but it has masses of potential.
Great history file, with AFN service history sheets from '66 through to the mid 70's, which is good to see. All new brakes last year and a rebuilt engine a few years back - Should have it running tomorrow.
Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2007 3:39 am
nah , proceed with ignorance and impulse !!!912uk wrote: Proceed with caution is my advice one this.. :
i'm the new owner of this wreck !!
will keep the forum updated on the restoration .
Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2007 9:30 am
A man after my own heart... Cars, women, you name it.ian c wrote:nah , proceed with ignorance and impulse !!!
Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2007 10:45 am
i spent half my money on cars , women , and beer .
the other half i just wasted .
the other half i just wasted .