opinions on 911S
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Seems like a good deal.
http://www.porschewest.com/used/Pors...26046b0b74.htm
Why is this 1975 so much cheaper than an equivalent 1973? Did something change in the manufacturing process that affects reliability or performance?
http://www.porschewest.com/used/Pors...26046b0b74.htm
Why is this 1975 so much cheaper than an equivalent 1973? Did something change in the manufacturing process that affects reliability or performance?
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Seems like a good deal.
http://www.porschewest.com/used/Pors...26046b0b74.htm
Why is this 1975 so much cheaper than an equivalent 1973? Did something change in the manufacturing process that affects reliability or performance?
http://www.porschewest.com/used/Pors...26046b0b74.htm
Why is this 1975 so much cheaper than an equivalent 1973? Did something change in the manufacturing process that affects reliability or performance?
primarily on those very differences they are considerable..
Presently the earlier MFI cars have become hugely sought after for their
racing like rev happy engines and classic design appeal...
A 1972 911 S coupe sold last weekend at Monterey RM auction house I believe
for $195,000.00 yes thats THOUSANDS plus 10% buyers premium....Bert !
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I respectfully offer a suggestion to purchase the 8th Edition of my book, The Used 911 Story, from Amazon.com! The "1975" and "The Engine; Rebuilt or Patched" chapters are loaded with info for you. Enjoy!
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I might just tame a 2.7 over an m96. It would close as they are tbe problem child of tbeir respective generations. Difference is when the 2.7 dies it can be fixed
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