1968 Porsche 912 Roller--solid Very Rebuildable Project Outlaw on 2040-cars
Columbia, New Jersey, United States
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for sale is a very rebuildable 912 swb that has a lot of good life left ---it will need floors but could patch and drive as you see fit ---just make it a hot rod or renegade and have fun ---forget about q-tips and judges just drive ---its a roller and needs a engine and trans --also front fenders but buy all that stuff in glass or shop around for parts on many great websites ----I went on line and started to add up the value of the parts that are left on the car and was amazed that it came to well over 7,000.00 so what ever you do--- you will not loose money ---I was going to make it a 912 speedster like I had way back when but just do not have the time ------short wheelbase cars are just going up and up and rightfully so --they truly are the 356 continuation--before Porsche discovered plastic---when built right THESE ARE REALLY FUN CARS AND CAN TAKE VARIOUS ENGINES -call if interested---973 714 3175 ----thanks dennis
On Apr-08-14 at 14:43:12 PDT, seller added the following information: I failed to mention that it has a clear title also it is not in my way so for those who need to find the best shipper for their needs the car can sit here at no additional charge --we just need to talk about the length of stay ----I have seen cars like this go for outrageous prices but I assure you that my reserve is not even half of the valued price of the parts alone ---thanks for your interest --call --I prefer to talk on the phone----973 714 3175 --- On Apr-09-14 at 02:58:05 PDT, seller added the following information: I HAVE BOTH DOORS ------IT HAS A CLEAR TITLE ----VIN #12805148------ |
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