Porsche Definitely NMNA
Seems legit, the pictures don't come up on a reverse image search, price matches the ugly OK. Dunno why it'd need a top end job at 83k though, do those have a 6 digit odometer?
That price is about right for a running 2.7 Targa with all that garbage on it. Four years ago, that was an $8000 car tops.
So you think you can do better than Porsche on the 911 headlights, huh? This is the kind of idiot that would body kit a real Integra Type R.
That was never an 8k car (ie, more). Hell, P/Cs on that have been over 3k for over a decade now. Parts for a total rebuild are over 8k. Not big on the body kit but I'm also the one thinking of doing a long hood rs or rsr to my 76 so what do I know.
kazoospec wrote: So you think you can do better than Porsche on the 911 headlights, huh? This is the kind of idiot that would body kit a real Integra Type R.
Seriously. Those headlights are awful.
paranoid_android74 wrote:kazoospec wrote: So you think you can do better than Porsche on the 911 headlights, huh? This is the kind of idiot that would body kit a real Integra Type R.Seriously. Those headlights are awful.
The whole damn thing is awful! Fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down awful. Anyone who does that to an AC Porsche needs a psychiatric referral.
Eight thousand dollars in engine parts for a magnesium blocked Targa with a bad rear spoiler, tacky seat covers and four fiberglass fenders covering unknown history on one of the least desirable 911s ever? I don't doubt that he spent that, but I'm not sure he's going to get it back. This isn't the kind of 911 that rides the wave of appreciation.
oldtin wrote: The problem that one has is it would take $20k above the purchase price to make it a 25k car.
Thank you.
Not for a quick flip. Not sure I'd restore it. I'd just use it as a track day car/street car as/is with the fugly front fenders swapped out for a factory piece or 'glass replica.
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