An F body 912 sitting in farm yard along with 80s Cimarron and a 1964 Series 62 Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
This one screenshot is located in Massachusetts, the one above is located in Spokane Image Unavailable, Please Login
They're pretty much the same in visual appearance, just the engines are different, 912 has 4 cylinder and the 911 has, well.. 6 cylinder. I got the info on the one in Spokane from the direct owner itself and told me that it was a 912, however it sold to a local when he was reading a newspaper and someone put a wtb ad in there, I was about to grab that one
Thanks. I knew they were pretty much similar, which why I was wondering how you could tell from the bit of the front end visible in the picture!
Don't mention it! I'm also in the same boat as you back when I was first learn the difference between 912 and 911
I can usually identify a 912, but not always. Often the wheels give it away. 912s have a slightly different stance, too, at least to my eye.
That would have been a fun project, although they rust like any early Porsche. Would be interesting to know the sale price.
I don't know the sale price, it was an off market car never been posted online, and somehow the owner saw a wtb ad in newspaper and he decided to call that number and sold it, just before I reached out to him.
Here's another angle for the one from Massachusetts. Light color interior, this one is a 911 Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Darn I still need to learn the difference between a 911T and a 911S. My brother might knows it. But this one is definitely a lwb according to my eye
The rocker trim (below the door) differs. The S had a longer and more elaborate trim piece. It was optional on the T, but the short rocker trim is specific to the T.
