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1966 Porsche 912 Coupe Model K NOTE 10% donated to Red Cross NOTE: No Title Notarized Bill of Sale Listed as "reconstructed" because car cannot be listed as "titled" Mileage: Unknown VIN: 451670 Engine: Missing Transmission: Missing Paint Code: 6602 - Polo Red Interior: Black Factory: Karmann W. Germany Note: There are 140+ photos in this listing for as much detail as possible CLICK & HOLD ON A PHOTO AND A MAGNIFIER SHOULD POP UP TO ENLARGE 1 video of Porsche 912 Photos and Video were taken January 22, 2014 "AS STORED" photos were taken early Jan. 2014 Porsh. . . uhhhh is sold in "as found" condition (see listing information and video) SOLD WITH NOTARIZED BILL OF SALE NOTE FROM YORCHIE: Received this Porsche 912 from "Farmer Mike" who I have helped sell some of his vintage cars on Ebay. Starting the auction at $500 because that is what I have into it. I try to always make my auction listing as informational as possible and have included many photos and a walk-around video. Looks like the Porsche came from a junkyard. The 912 has yellow pen writing on the driver side quarter panel. Originally painted Polo Red and now sports an ugly brown paint job. Unfortunately, a snow storm was rolling into Montana when video and photos were shot. There are "white comets" on some of the photos which are snow and obviously snow stuck on the car and associated parts. I included early pictures of the 912 at Mike's farm which are marked "AS STORED". Both the 'wet' and 'dry' photos are included in the photos in this listing. The 912 was stored on the south side of a large Quonset hut and all the tires were rotted and car stuck firmly in ground about 3 inches which my "Old Car CSI" skills put it about 10 years without moving. I installed old tires off my VW Bug on the porsche steel wheels and they all hold air. I installed a temporary steering wheel and the 912 steering is operational and intact. Headliner is intact but I am sure it is beyond repair. I ripped out the rotting interior to show that the shell appears to be solid and the floorboards are not rusted out. I tried to indicate where the big rust issues are but this is a 47 year old car and potential buyer needs to educate themselves on the Money Pit that a Porsche 911/912 restoration will become. WEBSITES OF INTEREST: http://www.912registry.org/ http://www.912bbs.org/ For technical/parts/specifications information MISC. INFORMATION: Missing Passenger Side Rear Quarter Panel Steers Disc Brakes Intact See pictures for extra parts included with the 912 Porsche steel wheels held on with average of 2 lug nuts on each wheel DVD of video and photos taken of the wannabe 911
PAYMENT: I Only accept PAYPAL for deposit and final payment is via Bank/Cash SHIPPING AND STORAGE: No cost storage available after final payment Will store until shipping arrangements are finalized CLICK ON THIS LINK FOR WALK AROUND VIDEO Sold "AS-IS" and this is a No Reserve Auction. Auction will NOT end early. There is no "Buy-It Now" price. NO-RESERVE AUCTION. No shenanigans here. I WELCOME FOREIGN BIDDERS Check with your local vintage car shops for help finding a shipper I added an overseas shipping link - but please research I can not accept PAYPAL as final payment NOTE: Auction is complete when final payment is made I am not responsible for any crating, shipping, or customs issues
Please ask well in advance to close of auction. Foreign Bidders: See information in listing *Storage and Shipping: When full payment is received - vehicle can be stored short term until economical shipping arrangements have been made. SHIPPING Vehicles in USA Click here: uship.com SHIPPING Vehicles Overseas Click here: shipoverseas.com |
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