What is this 911 worth?

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vipergts

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No such thing as a cheap fix on a 911.

Sills will extend to inner sills, floors and kidney bowls.

Engine work is double dear too
 
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vipergts said:
No such thing as a cheap fix on a 911.

Sills will extend to inner sills, floors and kidney bowls.

Engine work is double dear too
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Thanks for the reply.

Is it about the right price then?

I'm expecting a 'rush' of bids but if not........
 
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Rob Gaskin said:
Thanks for the reply.

Is it about the right price then?

I'm expecting a 'rush' of bids but if not........
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it’s a cheap 911 but bidding isn’t over

6 yrs ago I bought a very nice genuine 1979 SC. Gave 8k for it. Was cheap even then tbh
 
Robbie J

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they have not stated how bad the rust is but included the sills?

It's likely going to need a lot of work underneath, if you can make the metalwork great otherwise it's not viable.

Porker parts are not cheap, I speak from personal experiance
 
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Yep it could be a nightmare however I reckon it would be worth storing but I don't have space. Its a 911 at Datsun money.

However a few hours to go yet.
 
Mr Tenno

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Yeah a lot can be hiding under those sill covers. A decent RHD can be had for around £40k so 20k of fixes would put it squarely in that territory.
 
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JK240 said:
Especially after a glass or two of something...EXTRA:D

Impact bumper, 2.7 and LHD...?

You'd hate it I think Rob..!!
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I think I'd quite like it. I like 6 cylinder engines. I like rear engines (had 3 VWs and 2 Imps), I loved my beetle in the snow, I like the aircooled sound and most of all I'd like the £ appreciation.

These were a good rally 'tool' at the same time as the Datsun.
 
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Mr Tenno said:
Yeah a lot can be hiding under those sill covers. A decent RHD can be had for around £40k so 20k of fixes would put it squarely in that territory.
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Yes but a Datsun has just the same issues at that price.

LHD is ok for a Porsche - like a Lancia Integrale.
 
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240Z Man

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It looks cheap, but it certainly looks rough. As said, you will probably spend £30,000 doing this car to the standard you would want. You are better off getting a 1987 model onwards with a 3.2 engine and the five speed box, or from 1990 a 964 which is a better model again. If you are looking for one go on the website collectingcars.com which is an auction place and plenty of Porsches appear on there for auction.
 
atomman

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Depends how much it goes for really Rob, I've had a few early cars , parts are expensive compared to other marques , but they are repo'in quite a few parts now , if you can do stuff yourself it makes it much cheaper as most shops charge a fortune , even if that are not 'Porchse' shops ,

I still keep an eye on them as do fancy another , but my money would be on importing one as most people just do that then stick the price up , prob a 70's car then backdate it

they can still be had for decent money if you know where to look
 
Robbie J

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If you like it give him a call, his number is on there, you can tell something about the car talking to them
 
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