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2.2 engine
Hey guys, I've got a lead on a '69 912 with a '71 2.2 liter engine in it with zenith carbs. The car is in decent shape with a little rust in the trunk area. It has upgraded brakes and wheels. What can you guys tell me about the 2.2 engine? What would you say is a ballpark estimate of what the car is worth with a clean title? What should I look for on the car? :confused:
Charles |
I have a future project that is a '69 911 with a '71 2.2 engine and zenith carbs. This is a strong, free revving engine that is a improvement over the '69 2.0 flat 6. Mine has paint and rust issues and I got it for cheap.
I'm no expert, but I would guess it's worth somewhere between 5 and 7K if there are no rust issues. That should be your biggest concern. Get a PPI and go from there.... |
Wow, that's much less than i thought it would be. I thought a short hood car would be around 10k without any major rust problems. Well, this is good to know, thank you.
Charles:D |
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If it was a short wheelbase it would be worth tons more than 5-7K because those years are the most desired and also the engine swap would make it a hot rod which in the Porsche world is rewarded. In a SWB it could be 15K if it was really well done and nice. In a LWB early car I would say in good condition its worth around 12K but if its rough pick it up as cheap as you can and improve it for your own use.
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not sure of US value but 2.2's sound 'throaty' and utterly amazing with zeniths. go for it!
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the 2.2 is high compression and some think the best early motor that P AG made
but yes, the car's value drops when a non-original motor is used. Do you care? BTW, '69 is a LWB car & I am not convinced that the SWB cars are worth more than LWB early cars. |
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