Good price 911?

[Cairns888]

Appears to be good value. Does anyone know of it?

https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/Porsche-911-1970/SSE-AD-5439915?ret=search-alert&utm_source=internal-carsales-notification-centre-search-alert&utm_medium=email

[SM911]

Shame it has a 72 T/E motor in it (being a 70E) but nonetheless it appears to be pretty good value for a non matching converted car. Looks like a good, fun weekend cruiser.

[epilot]

Simon Greenwood at Autowerks on the Central Coast if you need a PPI, 02 43935111

[ELSPORTO]

Shame it has a 72 T/E motor in it (being a 70E) but nonetheless it appears to be pretty good value for a non matching converted car. Looks like a good, fun weekend cruiser.

Says dyno'd at 130hp ... i thought the t/e was 148hp out of the box?

[griffiths_r]

assuming it's all sorted it'd be just as much fun to drive compared to an aussie delivered equivalent but for $100k less?

[Nevada51]

From the ad:
"Porsche 911E 1970 - Professionally converted to RHD in the UK, then imported into Australia in February 2010. Engine number is 6123556 - Non numbers matching (originally a 2.2Lt) , now with a 2.4 Litre MFI motor with new pistons and barrels in 2017, travelled 100 kms since engine refresh and showing 134.3HP on the dyno sheet. 5 Speed 901 manual gearbox. Genuine Fuchs 14 x 5.5 wheels all round. Sunroof model. 911R style sports seats. I would be say the car has travelled more than the indicated 32052 miles. Excellent condition in and out. 5 new tyres. Ivory exterior paint with lime green stripe (original factory colour was brown), styled and influenced by the 911R look. Have receipts of work done going back to 1989 from the UK and Australia. Currently on NSW Historic Rego 57654-H (not transferable)."
Price $89,500

[epilot]

i know the owner, he runs a 3.0 Carrera in Group S and knows his Porsche stuff, cant speak of the car per se, but imagine it would be done right, HTH