Im looking for a 1969-73 911e coupe

If anybody has any info on any for sale it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Chas

 

You have to look longer than a week. Many people spend years looking for "the" car.

 

huh?

 

You posted on anther board that you searched for a week and couldn't find any under $40k. Your search will take much longer than a week as people have searched for their perfect car for years.

 

Im aware of that Hawaii
What I meant was Ive searched for a week recently and 40k + is the norm....

Ive actually been looking for about 2.5 yrs since I sold my Stradale.

 

You could try the various PCA chapter sites, but there's a lot of them, and they may not be up to date. I got a killer deal on a 19k 964 turbo on one of those sites a few years ago. Maybe you could e-mail some chapter presidents if they have any leads.

 

Im on it.......Thank You

 

Or you can just buy the one I've presented Chas?

Didn't know you were a Ferrari guy as well.

Talk soon,
Mike

 

Hey Mike how are you.........
I think I posted this before we found each other LOL

Looking forward to the pics..........

chas

 

Well this one is not perfect, and I think depending on what you are looking to find here, that you very well may need to spend quite a bit more money than $40K. That is if you are trying to find a perfect example.

I did find this one, which while not perfect seems to have some nice options.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1972-Porsche-911-E-Targa-/180995572670?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2a242d43be#ht_3813wt_1165

I will let you know if I find anything else that might be useful.

You might want to give Tom Conway a call as well at Carquip. I know that at one point he had a pretty nice 911 E that he was putting back together, he might have something right up your alley. His number is (303) 443-1343. Tell him that I sent you to him please, and I am sure that he will try to do his best to help.

Let us know what you eventually find. These are really nice cars and I wish I still had mine.

Erik Johnson

 

If you're looking for a higher end car, Brian at caporsche.net knows the early 911s very well.

http://www.caporsche.net/carsforsale911.html

I like the Albert Blue car - '72 E, not sure whether it's sold.

$40K is kind of low-average driver pricing these days. Early Porsches have been on the upswing for a few years.

 

are you looking here
http://www.early911sregistry.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?10-For-Sale-Wanted-Early-911-Cars-1965-1973

 

what a very professional group!!! great web site too!!!