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1966 Porsche 911 Coupe Restoration Project Car on 2040-cars

US $18,750.00

Year:1966 Mileage:9999

Location:

Bluffton, South Carolina, United States

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Body Type:Coupe
Engine:None
Vehicle Title:Flood, Water Damage

Condition:
Used
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 304739
Make: Porsche
Drive Type: None
Model: 911
Mileage: 9,999
Year: 1966
Trim: None
Warranty: NO

Porsche 1966 911 Coupe Restoration Project

Rare Original color = # 6608 (AGA Blue)!

Wood Dash Car with Adjustable front Struts

Car has had its rear seat and speaker / parcel shelf removed (cut out) and will need these replaced, floor pans replaced, rear Frame rails and Torsion Bar mounting areas repaired and front fuel tank / battery box area replaced and repaired. These are fairly straight forward early 911 repairs and can be completed on this chassis.

These early 911 cars are going crazy value wise and here is your opportunity to acquire one that can be restored at a low entry price. Please take a careful look at all that IS included on this car and the rare color!

Included Wheel set with good tires, original gauges, steering assemblies, brakes, 4 suspension corners, original Driver side rear view mirror, original early oil tank, original early fuel tank, original early engine compartment

electrical panel, wiring harness, shift rod with coupler, .......... and more!

This car was inspected by a Georgia Highway Patrol officer and the inspection document and Bill of sale are included. This should work for export of the chassis, but you need to check with your freight company to make sure that it will work for you.... I can assist the buyer after the car is paid for in obtaining a South Carolina Bill of Sale if needed for the cost of $750 and approximately 6 weeks of time.

Seller can assist the buyer of the car (after the auction ends and the car is paid for) in obtaining some of the items needed for the restoration (seats, shifter, tranny, engine, headlights, turn signal assemblies, etc......). These items were not removed from this chassis!

Deposit of $2000 required 48 hours after the auction end

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