1976 911s Porsche on 2040-cars
East Northport, New York, United States
Over $20,000 invested in 2.7L engine. All upgrades to case, crank shaft, higher compression pistons, slightly over sized making it 2.8L. Over $1700.00 spent on rebuilt transaxle. I have all the receipts showing exactly what was done. It has Weber carbs since it was going to be used primarily on the track. Body has NO rust and is originally from Colorado., but needs to be stripped and painted. Interior needs complete restoration. Will consider pulling engine and transaxle out if the winning bidder doesn't want the body. Copies of the receipts will be available on request. This is a strong engine built by Rich Bedell originally from Rudtner's European Auto, Inc., Freeport NY and now owns Lyndmore Motorsports . This is a Porsche prep shop for racing Porsches as well as street cars. The engine was built with the thought of adding a turbo charger. All parts are made in Germany and come matched and balanced. Brakes, lights and all running components work and the car is registered and driven. Sunroof does work. New battery and tires, brakes & axles including CV joints.
On Oct-20-13 at 18:52:09 PDT, seller added the following information:Just to be clear, if I add up all the costs including the purchase of the car itself, brakes, tires, shocks, cables for the sunroof, ignition wires, plugs, alignment, muffler, ect. I am into this car for over $30,000.00. |
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