72T survivor FS in California

[e72phil]

For all those lookers out there hoping to still pick up a 'bargain' early 911 out of the USA, check this out:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-911T-/281579151289

At this price (US$65K) it's around A$100K landed out here with freight, GST and duty paid.

Any affordable 901 cars in reasonable condition have been snapped up by euro buyers some time ago. Local buyers here in Australia need to be reaslistic on what is now required to own a good, unmolsted 901 in fair condition.

Some buyers I know are now only focusing on G series cars as still being within their price range.

[PD Targa]

Pin stripes by shaky jake, that's why its at $65k ��

[Merv]

Lose the pin stripes ...

That looks like bondo in the door base? Still seems a decent car for investment.

[e72phil]

Yeah I agree on the pinstripes but the rest of the car looks OK and original.

Just highlighting whats out there and whats being asked $$-wise.

[griffiths_r]

i'd argue it isn't a survivor after a "no holds barred mechanical rehab"

and a potential respray...

...and it has a blank no number engine case?

survivor???

great grandpa's axe and all that...

[e72phil]

And they are still asking big bucks.

[DJ911]

And they are still asking big bucks.

.... and doesn't really matter what they are asking

[Merv]

And the prices seem to keep increasing.

http://www.billionairesaustralia.com/classic-70s-porsches-soar-in-value/?utm_source=outbrain&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cars

[JulianG]

Yeah, it's survived a repaint, new engine and what appears to be some rust

i'd argue it isn't a survivor after a "no holds barred mechanical rehab"

and a potential respray...

...and it has a blank no number engine case?

survivor???

great grandpa's axe and all that...

[JulianG]

$ wise this would be a better bet?

http://www.early911sregistry.org/forums/showthread.php?93641-FS-71-T-showpiece