We appreciate what Singer has done with the 911, but for us, this is the perfect 911. A classic body and chassis being powered by a newer motors and suspension. We're sure that the singer is quicker, rides better, and is just plain better at everything compared to this car but it doesn't look... right. Aside from the CCW wheels we think this car is perfect on the outside and the Recaro seats match well to the vintage interior. This car has many upgrades and we would love for this little RSR replica to call our garage home. Find it here, in Pheonix, AZ, for $49,000 OBO.
1974 Porsche RSR Replica, 993 Motor
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Showing posts with label 911. Show all posts
Monday, August 27, 2012
Friday, August 24, 2012
Craigslist Find: 1970 Porsche 911T, RS Esque Wide Body Deal
The Carrera RS is by far our most favorite 911 and we see nothing but potential to turn this cheap 911T into a RS inspired daily driver. We've seen rusty shells go for substantially more than the $12,500 that the seller is asking for this one. The flares aren't correct RS flares but they still look great and the non-porschephile wouldn't know the difference. The seller has a very in-depth ad and seems to be very honest about the things that are wrong with the car. The speedometer and odometer no longer function, the gas gauge isn't totally accurate, and the syncros on first and second may need to be replaced. There are a few other small problems but nothing that would keep this from being worth what the seller is asking. Find it here in Orange, CA!
1970 Porsche 911T, Wide Bodied Deal
1970 Porsche 911T, Wide Bodied Deal
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Thursday, August 16, 2012
Event: Cars and Coffee, June 2012, Part 4
Cars and Coffee is held at Mazda's North American Operations Center every Sunday and we can't thank them enough for opening their parking lot to avid enthusiasts!
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rb25det,
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Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Craigslist Find: '80 Porsche 911SC Built for Spec Racing
Coming from Santa Clara, CA is a 911 shell set up for spec racing. The car looks well sorted with a 6 point roll cage and has been completely stripped inside. The original motor is available with the car but it has blown a piston ring. You can always replace the motor or you could do something more interesting like swapping in a Subaru motor. Porsche motors are pricey to replace or repair, even if they're this old. Find this Porsche project here, for $9,000.
1980 Porsche 911SC, Spec Racer Shell
1980 Porsche 911SC, Spec Racer Shell
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