"She is in perfect running condition"

[hcariss]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1974-PORSHE-TARGA-911S_W0QQitemZ320422474604QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_Ca rs_Trucks?hash=item4a9aaaf36c&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245#ht_500wt_1182

[Rot 911]

That will buff right out.

[carslutt]

what? the lack of gloss in the paint?..... haah.... thats a hell of a door ding....

[zippy_gg]

This tells me his wife is making him sell the car: "The interior is emaculate ".

[tharbert]

Is $11,000 a reasonable starting point? I'm gonna watch and see. My guess is that no one touches it. Assuming the engine is OK and no holes in the floorboard, what would be a good starting point for this car?

[scarceller]

Not worth much more than 5K with that damage. I bet it goes un-sold

[AshEvan]

Any body know what type of cost can be expected for the bodywork required?

[GLASFIBRE]

5K Plus............

[ZAMIRZ]

That car is worth 3 grand.

[Porsche-O-Phile]

$11k for a damaged 911 with no pictures of the engine?

Good lord, he's on crack. He'll be lucky to get $3k for that thing in this economy.

[Walter_Middie]

what would be a good starting point for this car?

A good mid-year with the engine mods taken care of would go for around $12,000. Subtract about $6,000 for body and paint, and since there is no mention of an engine rebuild, subtract another $6,000 to $7,000, then...ops....well, there you go. That's how they end up getting salvage titles. This one is only worth what someone can part it out for.

[Looking_for_911]

By and large when a seller immediately starts telling you how good the sound system is or what a "killer" stereo he's installed Before or instead of addressing any mechanical or cosmetic issues you will find the car is a piece of crap!
What's is worth? Not worth the headaches it'd give you.
IMHO.

[80-911SC]

not going to happen.

agree with previous maybe 3-4k and whats with no motor shots and the crap speakers shoved in the door.

[AshEvan]

Originally Posted by hcariss

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1974-PORSHE-TARGA-911S_W0QQitemZ320422474604QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_Ca rs_Trucks?hash=item4a9aaaf36c&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245#ht_500wt_1182

With a little wax and polish, should be fine. Little concerned about the impact on aerodynamics as a result of that dent

[chocolatelab]

For 500 dollars id take it, only approach the car from the front right and always ride on the pasenger side

[scarceller]

Looks like a US car with the narrow EURO rear rubber bumper blocks? or where these used on the 74 US cars?

Also, if that damage was the front fender rather than the rear the repair would be much simpler. With that rear damage the repair is more than the car is worth.

But eBay is a funny place - we shall see.

If I owned this car in this condition I'd simply part it out.

[Porsche-O-Phile]

Those are indeed Euro bumperettes and no, they were not standard on US-spec 911s from '74, at least AFAIK. I've updated them on my car (as well as the taillights, front fenders, headlamps, etc.)

A nice set of the Euro bumperettes by themselves isn't cheap either.

[Winter]

Hell, I'll sell you an "emaccuate" running '75 targa S for $9.5k, any offers? LOL.
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Tom '75 targa

[McLovin]

He might have gotten a bid at his opening price . . . if that body damage wasn't here. Even then, it's a maybe.

But with that damage, it's a laugher.

[AshEvan]

Originally Posted by Porsche-O-Phile

Those are indeed Euro bumperettes and no, they were not standard on US-spec 911s from '74, at least AFAIK. I've updated them on my car (as well as the taillights, front fenders, headlamps, etc.)

A nice set of the Euro bumperettes by themselves isn't cheap either.

I believe the smaller (euro) Bumperettes were standard on 74 only US 911's. 75 and on was the larger more retangular ones. The euro bumper are rarer and cost more.