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Porsche 911 T Coupe - Row Karmann Coupe Numbers Matching - True Euro Import Coa on 2040-cars

US $16,911.00
Year:1971 Mileage:0
Location:

Billings, Montana, United States

Billings, Montana, United States

Up for sale is my 1971 911 T Coupe - Numbers matching project. No Rust! Very solid! This car does have a COA which I just obtained a few months back from Porsche. Original options include sport seats. ROW - Rest of World car, not US Spec. Engine and transaxle are complete minus what's listed below. I did talk with one of the previous owners who was kind enough to send me some pictures did confirm the car was originally a coupe as well as Albert blue. So paint how you wish as COA says light ivory. He also confirmed he know the original owner who imported this car from Europe when the car was new. True Euro Import.

Vin: 9111127424
Engine: 6111987 

Interior includes carpet, gauges and seat rails. I sold the newer model sport seats pictured as they were obviously not correct for the car. Doors were updated to newer, so the door panels are from a newer generation as well.  Porsche COA lists this car as originally light ivory Karmann Coupe, but after starting the restoration process I think one could legitimately prove the car was originally Albert Blue.  ( one of the original owners also confirms this).

Car is complete except the following: engine carbs, seats, longhood, bumpers, coupe top and fenders. This car was converted to a SC look alike, so my goal was to put back on the original longhood items and restore to original. 

I restore 911's but need to sell this one as I am moving and would prefer not to mess with it during the move. Solid car no rust. Free clear open title in hand from previous seller. 

Excellent Project Car- Is complete with the exception of what's listed from when they updated the car. I do have '74-86 front fenders, the glass flairs off the rear, the short hood, turbo tail and bumpers pictured if the seller wants those to spice up  the deal as I have no use for them. 

Deposit of $2000 due at the end of auction, remaining balance due within 3 days of auction end by wire, or certified check. As I am moving, please arrange for shipping in a reasonable time frame (4. Weeks).

PCA member, please let me know if you have any questions, great find. 

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