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LA SALLE, ON, Canada
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1970 911t sportomatic 2.2L coupe. No sunroof.
Car runs and drives but carbs need cleaning from sitting and possible tuneup. Car has been owned for 12 years, been kept indoors.
Underneath car looks good, no visible holes.
Car is overall very good condition. Excellent car to restore requiring minor work.
1/374 sportomatics built in 1970. Very rare.
Original engine/transmission.
Payment by email money transfer.
Shipping at buyers expense or local pickup.
Car is located in Windsor, Ontario Canada (Across bridge from Detroit)
10% Deposit required within 24 hours, full payment required within 7 days of ended listing. Failing to pay within required time frame will result in vehicle being relisted. All payments done via email money transfer. Please contact seller for any more required information. |
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