911F1

Year: 1977
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Cont. Porsche Models: 911
Mileage (numbers only please): 75000
Options (Please check ALL which apply): Foglamps, Leather Seats, Power Door Locks, Power Windows, Sunroof
Color: Guards red
VIN: 9117201246
Price (no $ sign please): $0
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): West
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 5 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: AM-FM CD

Why hasn't this car sold? Great price and low mileage and well kept. I've been watching it for some time now. If I had some extra cash it looks to be a nice example. GLWS!

MTNRIDE

Yea. Go figure. It will sell when the right minded sole finds it. It is a really sweet ride. The lightweight makes it nimble and fast. I have it in storage, with a few of my cars, currently but will be bringing it in soon. I expect it to sell before Christmas... ;D

MTNRIDE

Garage space becoming critical. Price adjusted to stimulate a quick sale. Several of you were very close on this great 911S... Time to make a deal. $28,000..
Thx

Mark60

I am interested in car. What did you do to address cylinder head bolts and exhaust valve guides? Do you have the repair records for these two items? Describe the clutch. Rubber or steel design? The 77 also offered a "comfort" option with Bilstein shocks. Does this car have that option? Direct me to the VIN, engine and trans ID numbers, color and option code plates. I will want to review the maint records. Did you replace the bungie cord with the proper engine bracket? Show photo. Why doesn't odometer work or repaired? Include your current offering price in any message. I can be reached at mrichards@appvion.com. Thanks. Mark
QUOTE=MTNRIDE;11398254]Price reduction... 1977 911S. Coupe $33,000 OBO


Motor is original 2.7. Complete professional rebuilt (Aug,'08 w/records).
Prophylactic upgrade with stud savers, Hydraulic chain tensioners, 11 bladed fan etc. Car was not driven (by PO) 1000 miles a year last 5 years. Odometer not working, records seem to add up to about 75K on car, less than 20K on motor. Aftermarket A/C removed and tossed (crap). Interior perfect. Guards Red, black leather incl. headliner, beautiful car.

2014 Motor freshened with new crank seals, valve cover gaskets, hoses, belts, filters and all fluids. New Dansk sport exhaust. Motor bits detailed (see photo below)

16" Alum. Fuchs 8 & 9" Refurbished, w/very good rubber (like new)
5 speed manual
great Clutch
Koni's
This is a light weight year
Perfect glass and all rubber.
Opening (kick out) quarter windows.
New CD/AM/FM
Very shinny Guards Red with Perfect Full Black Leather interior including headliner, Dash is original and perfect no cracks.

Original tool kit and inflatable spare.
Records and original owner's manual.

THIS IS A Life Long ARIZONA Porsche.

PM me for more details..[/QUOTE]

J richard

This car appears to have the sc/Carrera flares?

MTNRIDE

The Carreras and the S models came with slightly wider flares than the base 911's.

MTNRIDE

Emails sent, MIke... THx

MTNRIDE

This little '77 has had her tires kicked so many times on this fine thread I may have to have her aligned again!! ;D This car needs a good home with someone who appreciates her vintage sports car roots...

Atlas G Metallic

Is the paint 100% original?

Direct at 2double02 at gmail.

Thanks,

Brad

MTNRIDE

Tried to email Brad... Must not understand your address.. PM and I will get right back
Donny

55ovalcharlie

Hi

Think I've just messaged you?
Am new to rennlist so not sure lol!
Can you email me so we can have a talk about this car if it's still for sale?

Thanks
charlie

sales@aircooledapparel.com

Nick Moss

The S had narrow arches (same as 1969 - 73 911s). The Carrera 2.7s and 3.0s had slightly wider arches, common all the way through SCs and 3.2s to the end of 964 production

MTNRIDE

That's correct. The '77 911S and Carrera that year were slightly more flared than the standard narrow body 911. Thank you..

J richard

I think you misunderstand, the 77s should the narrow fenders. Only the carrera had the SC flares like your car has, hence the confusion.

It's either a misbadged carrera (in which case you aren't asking nearly enough!) or the fenders were added at some point...either way a very nice car. You might get more attention if you could figure out what the story is.

GLWS😊

Nick Moss

The rear arch profile needs to be confirmed, and are those really 8 x 16s under there?