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pitbovver
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 Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2015 11:37 am Post subject: Late 60's 912 or 911 |
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whats a good general asking price for a car that has sat outside in the rustbelt for over 10 years? i have not seen the car in person but it looks complete but i am seeing very wild numbers on cars of this era in dismal states of need. I am in contact with the owner but he isnt ready to sell yet. but also didnt say it wasnt for sale...
Assume its rotted through. |
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MY00
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Is it a 911 or a 912
If it is a 911 which type T, E, S, RS?
For which year is the car.
An answer on your question whith the information yu have given:
Between 10000 and ....... Dollar. |
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pitbovver
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i do not have that information yet. Im working on getting in there and having a look, all i know is it has pre 70 style front end...
not the car but of this era...
69 down?
Its hard to tell due to it being covered in debris..... |
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jt912
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| Turn signals, head lights, wipers, horn grilles, and door handles all point to it being a '66 or '67. Any shots of the inside? Can still be a 911 or 912. Value? $6k-$40k. |
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pitbovver
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| Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 8:21 am Post subject: |
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| Turn signals, head lights, wipers, horn grilles, and door handles all point to it being a '66 or '67. Any shots of the inside? Can still be a 911 or 912. Value? $6k-$40k. |
no it is buried buried under brush limbs etc. Most likely sunken into the ground. It is in a yard with several other abandoned cars and the owner has not responded but NO trespassing is posted. I would rather abide by that request until i have a confirmation. I can make out the vents and corner signals and headlights under the shrubs...
you still think min 6k? in the potential that there is no structural integrity? I live in the salt belt... |
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jt912
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| Ahh, just saw that the picture isn't "the" car, just similar. Can you post a picture of what you can see. That will tell lots. Even a clapped out, but complete 912 is worth about $6K in today's market. However if it is a 911, almost triple that. |
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Jacks
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It could just be an old clapped out 911R or a Henway 
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pitbovver
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im not in the position to play in the 6k rusted heap realm.. if thats the case..
i would be willing to grab it (if its complete and not structurally deteriorated into the earth) in the 1-2k range is where i would be comfortable. I believe the prices to be a bit inflated on most things these days... |
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jt912
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| Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 7:13 am Post subject: |
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| If you can get a complete, non-rusty (structurally sound) 911 or 912 you have just hit a jackpot. I sold a wood steering wheel from a 912 for $1,800. |
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