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1973 Porsche 911t Rs Clone. Non-sunroof 2.9l Twin Plug 10.5:1 Mfi Motor on 2040-cars

Year:1973 Mileage:48500
Location:

Butler, Pennsylvania, United States

Butler, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for auction is my 1973 911T  RS clone. This car is in great shape! I'll try to list all details and upgrades but I'm sure I'll miss a few. Engine was just resealed over the winter with all new OEM seals, belts, oil lines and all filters and gaskets.( I even replaced all light bulbs and fuses) This car is like new! Attention to detail was given in all areas.  NO rust anywhere on this car.  The 915 tranny was rebuilt about 7 years ago, all gears work perfect.  The paint on the car is a 9 out of ten.(just a few small stone chips on the front clip)  The car will start right up and run perfect. the MFI pump is tuned to perfection. With the exhaust and open intake, the car has a super aggressive sound and pulls strong!!!

  body/chassis:  Steel RS flares, non sunroof cpe, Weld in roll bar, RS front and rear bumpers, duckbill spoiler, H4 lights and all black trim, Euro front and rear lenses.  Fuel Safe fuel cell.

  Interior: GT classis Nuremburg seats, Momo prototipo steering wheel, Rennline lower dash, floor boards, climate block off plates and rear access panel, RS door panels with RSR style leather belt window pulls, RS carpet kit(dyno mat installed in rear section), custom 3pt seat belts, wings engineering gas pedal, radio and climate unit removed, fire suppression system and Andial 10K RPM tach.

  Suspension: Fox remote reservoir shocks, stiffer torsion bars(lowered) front strut tower brace, 15x7 and 15x8 factoty Fuchs, stainless steel brake lines, new Toyo R888 tires and rear sway bar.

 Engine: 2.7R Mag case with Andial 93mm(2.9L) cylinders and pistons(10.5:1 compression) short stroke crank, WEB. 149 grind cams, ported heads with twin plug, Supertec head bolts, hydraulic cam tensioners, RSR style MFI fuel lines, ITG air filters, Electromotive direct ignition, Bursh Headers ,Custom center exit exhaust, Clewett plug wires, Front right fender oil cooler, Rennline alt. strap and much more.

  Please email with any questions. Happy bidding!

 


On Jun-02-14 at 19:51:52 PDT, seller added the following information:

 I made a mistake in the description about the engine. the crank is a long stroke..! NOT a short stroke.

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