We've all seen this before I'm sure!

[jluetjen]

Yes we've all made the mistake at least once. But usually in the first few months of our appreciation of 911's. How many of us knew that the "T" in the designation of this nice 1970 911T meant Turbo???



Downdraft carbs and everything!!!



I have no idea what the reserve is, but I kind of doubt that it will reach the BIN price. Too bad really, because it doesn't seem to be a bad example of a "T".

[jester911]

Well I emailed the seller to see how much turbo lag he has in this year turbo

[David E. Clark]

I bought the "E" model specifically to avoid the turbo lag!

[Todd Simpson]

Duh...everyone knows "T" stands for Targa.

[slow&rusty]

You guys are wrong....take a look at that picture again...the turbo is very noticeable....



Yasin

[mjshira]

I got asked if it was a turbo a bunch of times when I had a 911T, too funny

[limble]

So if T can stand for either Turbo, Targa or Twin.

Then TT might stand for Turbo Targa.

And TTT might stand for Twin Turbo Targa.

And if you throw Touring into the mix you will have a
TTTT Twin Touring Turbo Targa.

E stands for everything, an all option 911.

[JohnJL]

I am awaiting a reply...

[k9handler]

ha ha that is funny...like my supercharged 911S. =o)

[dentist90]

The user you are contacting is on another e-Bay site and may speak a different language

Or he may be temporarily away from the planet at the moment, please leave message

[ChrisBennet]

"T" stands for "tame" (ducking)
-Chris

[VinnyC]

Funny, the only thing people know about Porsche is the price!!
Why can't the seller make a mistake on that???

[rcwaldo]

Come on guys, later starting in 96, Porsche offered the TT, Twin Targa...duuhhhhh!