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Date: 12-11-05 03:17 From: 2002tii72 in Bedford, TX Subject: Re: There's no such thing as too many toys
Judging by the slight flare in the rear, it would be somewhere between 1969 and 1971. What's the story on the car? Is it for sale?
Date: 12-11-05 03:57 From: skipsfcr in Wye Mountain, Arkansas Subject: I've mentioned this car to several '02ers over the last few
years. It belonged to a friend of mine who's dad was the original owner. It hasn't been driven in several years and he recently decided to look into getting the car operational for the purpose of selling it. A local Porsche specialist looked at the car and blew his socks off pricewise...then promptly offered to buy the car. Because I had shown an interest in the car many times over the last few years he made me an offer I couldn't refuse...name my price! (within reason) It needs a fair amount of repair to be drivable but it's relatively rust free and solid. _________________ Not paying IS stealing.
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Date: 12-11-05 08:15 From: Harv in Willoughby Oh. Subject: Re: I've mentioned this car to several '02ers over the last
I think 72's had the flip open oil door on the right rear fender. Great find!
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Date: 12-11-05 08:34 From: 2002tii72 in Bedford, TX Subject: Re: I've mentioned this car to several '02ers over the last
To find out the year of the car, look at the VIN. The first three numbers will be 911, the fourth number will be the year and the fifth will be a 1 if it's a 911T, 2 for 911E and 3 for 911S.
Date: 12-11-05 10:34 From: ben Subject: Re: There's no such thing as too many toys
Judging by the mirror, door handles, and seat belts, I'd vote for it being a '70. Although I guess it could be a '71 just as well. What kind of glove box latch does it have? Of course, the VIN will give the definite answer.
Looks like a pretty straight T without the "S" trim package. Neat car. Want to sell/trade the wheels on it?
Date: 12-14-05 02:41 From: BillyRay in Chattanooga,TN Subject: Re: There's no such thing as too many toys
That makes me feel better, I am jonesing for a early Alfa gtv! _________________ Real Sergeants don't need a GPS to find themselves.
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