Another one hits the market

[e72phil]

Just saw this '71 911T listed for sale. Anyone in NSW know this one ?

https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/porsche-911-1971/sse-ad-6829064/?utm_campaign=search-alert&utm_source=notification-center&utm_medium=email&csn_atid=14c5ae69-d665-459d-a254-fd62713d99cf

[HughH]

Phil

that is 911 110 1857 it was for sale at CTS last December with an ask of $229,995

previously had been for sale in Orange NSW in March 2017 by someone (may be a board member) who stated he thought he was the 3rd owner from new as he bought it in 2001 from someone who, he thought, bought it from a Doctor who brought it to Australia

[FAP911]

Phil

that is 911 110 1857 it was for sale at CTS last December with an ask of $229,995

previously had been for sale in Orange NSW in March 2017 by someone (may be a board member) who stated he thought he was the 3rd owner from new as he bought it in 2001 from someone who, he thought, bought it from a Doctor who brought it to Australia

Correct Phil it was owned by Dan Fox from Orange NSW - Appeared on Ebay and then got sold privately. I know in went to Jim Markos from BRM at one point after and then to CTS where it took a while to sell

[e72phil]

The early 911 merry Go Round......

[9er]

Geoff M a Qld member here acquired it from Mr Markos and spent a lot of time turning It into a very nice car, before moving it on to CTS

[reedminor]

Correct Phil it was owned by Dan Fox from Orange NSW - Appeared on Ebay and then got sold privately. I know in went to Jim Markos from BRM at one point after and then to CTS where it took a while to sell

Knew I had seen it somewhere.... and yes I thought it was that car.

Justin

[FAP911]

https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/1969-porsche-911-s-manual/OAG-AD-19159109/?Cr=4

And another stunning Signal Orange - Incredible to have two orange cars on the market simultaneously!

[HughH]

that 69S is a fantastic car - was Duncan Millers car. Interesting to see all of the detail shown in the advertisement - you get to see all of the details in such an honest NO Stories car - unlike some others that don't show any detail

I almost bought that car in the early 90's (just before the Millers did) when it was for sale at Duttons - was just a bit expensive for me at the time although I did really like it (head won over heart) but it was a pittance compared to the ask and the value today

[9er]

At that price point the paint tag and the grain on the front seat vinyl seem a tad below par, has a touch of HQ Holden about it.

[FAP911]

Hugh

Interesting it has a COA from America and a PCA sticker on the side window Wonder if it ever resided in the USA?

[Terminator]

At that price point the paint tag and the grain on the front seat vinyl seem a tad below par, has a touch of HQ Holden about it.

Yes the vinyl is way off, I suspect the paint plate was an old pic as in the resto pics the paint plate has been removed so should not show paint all over the edges.

[FAP911]

What is the yellow plug / inlet on the bottom RHS of the dash please ?????

[HughH]

Hugh

Interesting it has a COA from America and a PCA sticker on the side window Wonder if it ever resided in the USA?

No not as far as I know. It was delivered here as can be seen on Kardex and as far as i know the furtherest away it has been is Darwin where it was for a long time.
I suspect the COA was sourced from the USA when it was difficult, if not impossible, to get them locally. The family who were previous owners have / have had a number of very special Porsches and I would not be surprised of they were PCA members as I think that at least a couple of their cars would have competed over there in the past 20 to 30 years

[e72phil]

What is the yellow plug / inlet on the bottom RHS of the dash please ?????

Possibly an alarm system that required insertion of a USB style key to disable the alarm/immobilizer and allow start-up ??

[reedminor]

No not as far as I know. It was delivered here as can be seen on Kardex and as far as i know the furtherest away it has been is Darwin where it was for a long time.
I suspect the COA was sourced from the USA when it was difficult, if not impossible, to get them locally. The family who were previous owners have / have had a number of very special Porsches and I would not be surprised of they were PCA members as I think that at least a couple of their cars would have competed over there in the past 20 to 30 years

Agreed - the family who is selling the car have raced classic Porsches all around the world.

Car has an extensive history in NSW, and Ive known it from the 80's.

I missed this car by $2000 circa 1993/4.... I bought a Carrera 3 litre instead!

Now where is that lottery ticket - I need a quick run to the newsagent!

Justin