just a thought...
 

I hate to deal with, or recommend, ebay cars and dealers with ebays cars. But, this one sounds nice. click here

If you must have one of those big bumper cars without a roof on it. :rolleyes:

Shawn.

edit: what is that thing to the left of the engine?

What do you mean about the targa comment, are you going to convert it if you get a targa? If so, don't bother, just pay the money and get a real cab, why risk a hack job? I'd say get a targa, best of both worlds, but since you want a cab.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2455657463&category=10 156
It's a little higher than your range, but looks nice, maybe if the auction doesn't go over well he'll re-think his price? It's in So. Cal, lots of Pelicans there.

It's amazing how you come up with these derelict projects! From a Porschev to this?
Either you have to save to get a worth while car, or stop looking at these insane projects. There are plenty of good cars out there--why do you avoid them?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2455657463&category=10 156 (Indiana)
http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/2/0/63243320.htm (Phoenix)
http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/6/2/64134062.htm (SD CA)
1984 PORSCHE 911 CARRERA, CABRIOLET, 216K ORIG MI, 3.2L ENG, RUNS EXC, NEW TOP, COMPLETE RBLT TRANS, NEW CLUTCH, 3 PIECE BBS WHLS, NEW TIRES, TOO MUCH TO LIST, ALL RECORDS, MUST SEE, MUST SELL, $13,500 OBO, 408-371-5333, PHONE 4083715333(408) 371-5333 (Campbell CA)
1989 PORSCHE 911 1989 PORSCHE CARRERA, CABRIOLET, UPDATED STEREO, MIDNIGHT BLUE/ TAN INT, PWR TOP, 2 OWNERS, BOOKS & RECORDS, 6 & 8S, VIN #171294, $14,500, CALL PRISTINE MOTORSPORTS, 714-960-2421, PHONE 7145367888(714) 536-7888 (Huntington Beach, CA)

That's looking maybe 20 minutes, the good ones are out there.

Matt and Shawn thanks for the post I have seen those 2 cars on ebay, but ebay has annoyed me for the past experiences i have on that. I think its good for some items, but the car market in Ebay is crazy...I really like this asinine Beethoven, I like how he observes and comments with a obtuse mind. Seems others have come up with these derelict projects, I am just here to ask for advice on them. I am really avoiding the good cars? I learned from the porschchev and this project would have been a fun to do if I had the space, sorry Beethoven if my life isn’t as peachy as yours

http://www.carbuyer.com/moreinfo.html?adv=1&key=765387&s= (FL)
http://www.porsche-classified.com/cgi-bin/client.asp?a=Client&s=LoadFrames&link=a%253DSearch %2526s%253DGetDetail%2526%2526MakeID%253DPorsche (NM)

Yeah, so I'm bored.

Matt must we get started on the high milage cars? lol

Don't take things so personally Fender, would you rather us blow smoke up your a$s?

Hey, miles are relative to the work done on the car, especially on a Porsche. I'll take a high miles car with rebuilt this and that in good shape over a low miles ticking bomb any day.

man,,,i dont think i would tackle that project even for free...i have experience in the project that was over-whelming (an old mahogany chris-craft inboard cleveland ford 6 cylinder with a bronze prop...looked good on paper but............earth would dry up before i would have completed that project i think that cars would be outlawed by the time you would complete this car (imho).
gary

I think people would take this project for free, i would and sell the parts. lets not kid ourselves in saying you wouldnt take this project for free

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you are right, i guess i lost my head, i was thinking that i would attempt to put it together and did not even think about selling the parts, just was thinking about all of the work involved and it made me go stupid.

gary

I'd take it for parts, and only parts. Sad thing is, I couldn't even get a good engine out of it. I take it you didn't like any of the links? Trust me, a 20 year old car will be project enough, even if you get a good one.

Matt didnt say i didnt i looked into some of them but i guess i am still looking .

A 911 cab that floats!!!!!!

That has got to be worth $4500:D :cool: :D :D

You don't see those every day:eek: :eek: :eek:

I wouldn't take that car on for a project. It has to many mssing parts. Besides if you have never had any experience with taking one of these cars apart then how easy will it be to put back together. I took my car completely apart and have all the baggies labeled where the parts go. I also took a lot of digital pictures as I started dismanteling. I know there will still be times when I will be scratching my head and wondering where ta heck does this go.

i must admit, fender, i love your enthusiasm! but after just working on getting an external oil cooler into my 75, i couldnt even imagine doing everything else! every tiny detail, relay, switch, the crazy wiring... i once emailed targa80 and asked him about his parts filing system just because of the magnitude of his project. i would be blown away. believe me, any 911 you get will probably have lots of work to do on it enough. keep looking. just my opinion.

I'm no expert but it seems to me that 911 prices have been falling unusually fast during the past year. So being picky and having patience may pay off $$$ in the end.

$4500 and it comes with a 914 engine?

Sounds more like "Pay me $4500 and I'll let you clean out my garage".

I wouldn't take on a project like this if it was free, and even I have the garage, tools, and most of the skills to put it together.

I imagine the good bits have already been ebay'd off, and he's trying to get some sucker to sweep up the crumbs.