1966 Porsche 912 Project, 1971 Engine on 2040-cars
Sykesville, Maryland, United States
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1966 porsche 912 project car, i bought it in 1994 and after 19 years of 'I'll get to it soon' I've finally determined that I will not get to it. The 4 cyl motor is gone, included with the car, is a 1971 911 engine with Weber carbs.The engine is not running, I have given up on trying to figure out the wiring. The transmission is a 901 type from a 911. The seats are from a 911 as well as the rear seats and door panels. The shift boot is a 911S type (see pic). The wheel are polished with enamel porsche badges on them. Two are not on the car, but I am including the, they just need to be attached to the center caps. I've taken pictures of all of the angles of the car I believe, take your time, and look at them very carefully, because what you see, is what you get, if it's not in the pictures, it's probably not there.. the car does come with a clear title.
READ BEFORE BIDDING. I don't know the history on the car. I did wash it off for pictures, but I didn't detail it, so there is plenty of dirt in the tight places. The rust is not a result of driving in a snowy environment, it is from being exposed to the elements just from sitting and it is not extensive. Please don't ask me to do frivolous things, like get date codes off of seat rails, glass, etc. i will not inventory the parts. everything is sold as is, where is. please remember, you are bidding to buy, not for an opportunity to look at the car, please ask any questions, and look over the pictures and description, carefully, before bidding. |
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