found: RS clone project in the EAST

[Reg]

found this in Toronto for anyone who may be interested. I do not know the fellow, just admire his car!

1969 911 S coupe (rs lightweight replica). No engine or transmission. Georgia car. Absolutely no rust. 100% restored body. Soda blasted, fresh (Grand Prix White) repaint. Red graphics. Requires re-assembly. Updated Oil tank, nose oil cooler modification. Steel OEM fenders, glass f/r bumpers. Factory duck tail. Aluminum R trailing arms, plated spring plates w/new bushings/bearings, RS America Rr.4 piston calipers. New Koni adjustable fr. struts w/1" lowered spindles. Powder coated fr control arms w/new bushings/bearings , bump steer kit. Wilwood brake bias valve, new 21mm Master cyl. New H4 headlights, signal lenses and horn grilles. new rubber kit. New carpet kit. New headliner. Professionally recovered dash. Complete gauges. Nice alloy window frames. New hood/deck lid shocks. Red side graphics. Plus many more parts. this car has been my project for the last 5 years. it is perfect for completion as a track/race car or a road going RS replica. Fuchs 7&8 wheels/new Toyo R compound tires available at additional cost. Over $20,000 invested, firm sale for $15,000.

$15000 CDN = $9900 USD approx.

Looks like a nice car to finish off:

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[pwd72s]

Hmmm, the clones seem to be coming out of the woodwork. This morn's Portland OREGONIAN listed one offered by Gary Emory...a 1974 RSR asking $29,000 USA. You can view it at his website. www.partsobsolete.com

[Reg]

That one has a 2.7 CIS engine Paul.

This one here has no engine. Which is better?

I saw that car RS close ( which is claimed to be an S chassis) and then thought of the 2.8 twin plugg I was ranting about last week that was in the Ottawa area and my mind was into dream mode!

[pwd72s]

Hmmm, a car with a 2.7 CIS or a car with no engine...you're right Reg, it's a tossup. No argument from me, a twin plug 2.8 in that cloned '69 would make an exciting ride!