NO affiliation but looks interesting:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1976-Porsche...5Y1pTQ&vxp=mtr

 

Too bad, probably stolen at one time, salvage title. Anybody who buys this had better love it because you're gonna own it for a very long time.
59k is rediculous, it's worth 15-20k as is on a good day, worth more as a part out or track rat. It will never be a collectible bc of the history, sad really.

 

How would someone even know if it's a 76 930 versus say a 83? Just curious because I don't know the little differences between the years but I do know there's a premium in the 76.

 

I don't think the price is that far off the mark- there are lot of valuable parts on car and if nothing else you got a great start on a killer hot rod. If I had the space and spare cash I'd take a very serious look at it. I sold a basket case 76 930 - had an intact VIN for $50k, lots of parts but no engine case.

Phil

 

I think this is better - https://dyler.com/cars/1397/porsche-...er-1976-silver

 

naaaa,.... much better narrow body in a 1976 format, and unlike your link,.. this one sure is a Turbo, and a very special Birthday gift to sister of Ferry, Louise Piëch back in 1973.

I CANNOT WAIT to see it over in their museum. Plaid, dictation machine, clear windows, no badge, NARROW body. This is one special car...

If ya got a minute or too,....

http://jalopnik.com/this-is-the-very...ker-1586538834

although it will never be for sale obviously.