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Oh!!! To have $70-$80K!!!!
 Oh, I wish that I had this sort of money laying around! If I did I'd be on my way to Italy right now to pick For the price of a couple Formula Atlantic cars, you could have this!  Ohhhh -- the curves of those voluptuous fendors!,  the sound of that engine right next to your ears!  The gull wing doors!  I don't understand why there aren't more of these around! With the exception getting uprights, everything else should be fairly straight forward to fabricate or strip off of a 911. 
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Play nice! Stop teasing us with these ads. Built in 68. It truly has the spirit. Will they take a check?!
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Jamie - I can explain it to you. But I can not understand it for you. 71 911T SWT - Sun and Fun Mobile 72 911T project car. "Minne" - A tangy version of tangerine #projectminne classicautowerks.com - EFI conversion parts and suspension setups. IG Classicautowerks |
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I wouldnt pay 70K for that.
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To be honest, the difference between the two cars' price will be about $200K. Now would I pay $200K for a serial number tag and a bunch of subtle details that most people would never notice???
hmmmmm.  Not unless I had a one or two million laying around looking around for an automotive investment. Given my current portfolio I doubt that that will happen any time soon. But I could definitely dream about $70K +/- as a way to hide some cash from my daughters' student loan application. 
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This car offered for $70,000 is located in Sint-Truiden, Belgium. If anyone is serious and wants it checked out, I have a good friend that is Police Chief of a nearby town. I had dinner with him in Sint-Truiden last Nov. as that is where is daughters, boyfriend's mother lives....The Chief is a m/c and VW bug buff that would give an honest opinon....
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John - that's awesome! Wonder if it could be made street-legal ....... more importantly, I wonder if he'd consider an even-up trade for a white peppervagen.
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Now's your chance Curt! The 906 replica auction closes in 10 hours and there still isn't a single bid on it. Keep in mind there is no reserve on it, so if you're the only bidder it's yours.
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All we need is.....ummmm.....3-4 guys on this list to be part owners of this car...
Get to drive it at least once a month ( assuming 4 owners...) Like the days when people ponied up money to buy a commercial jet. I've known some nutcases locally that did just that. Wil
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1969 Porsche 911E 2.0 E
993 Cab
1971 Porsche Targa 2.5L
