Researching 911s
Pro
Joined: Jun 2001
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From: Indiana
BTW, here is an example of one of the homologated '76 Carrera 2,7 911s. The description is wrong in that there were only 113 coupes produced and they were sold into more markets than just D and CH.
http://www.caporsche.net/images/cars...pe/images.html
http://www.caporsche.net/images/cars...pe/images.html
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 777
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From: Hayden Lake but now on the river
The US Carreras are significantly less collectible than the MFI models because as Pete states they lack the 'magic'. I have seen quite a few excellent examples of these cars, they are out there.
You can certain tell my bias, but hopefully you will have an opportunity to see and drive some of these various models and make up your own mind what to spend your money on.
Be sure to check the Early S forum for car events/shows in your area so you can see some of these cars for yourself and speak with the owners. Every week there is a fantastic Cars and Coffee in Irvine. Many classic Porsches show up for this event.
You can certain tell my bias, but hopefully you will have an opportunity to see and drive some of these various models and make up your own mind what to spend your money on.
Be sure to check the Early S forum for car events/shows in your area so you can see some of these cars for yourself and speak with the owners. Every week there is a fantastic Cars and Coffee in Irvine. Many classic Porsches show up for this event.
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 777
Likes: 42
From: Hayden Lake but now on the river
BTW, here is an example of one of the homologated '76 Carrera 2,7 911s. The description is wrong in that there were only 113 coupes produced and they were sold into more markets than just D and CH.
http://www.caporsche.net/images/cars...pe/images.html
http://www.caporsche.net/images/cars...pe/images.html
