69T HR: Nice Price or Too Good to be True Educate Me

[davidcz...]

Delete this thread plz

[davidcz...]

nothing to see

[76dno]

Not sure “proper” and “hot rod” go together??? Hot rod is very much about personal taste. If it were mine, I would bump the engine to a 2.5, upgrade to period Recaros and period MOMO, and 7”s.

[davidcz...]

[ShopCat]

Been watching this one, like 76 said, too bad it doesn't have a bigger engine as id be more interested.

[Matt Monson]

Hotrod? What’s hot rod about it? It’s a T with a stock engine and 915. Not saying it’s a bad car and it appears to have been gone through and serviced properly. But I’m sorry, if you rebuild a T and don’t at a minimum put in some higher compression pistons and regrind your cams you get no props from me for your “hot rod” build.

[faverymi]

Cold Rod...

[ShopCat]

I'd rather have this, which is surprisingly still for sale.

FS 1971 Porsche 911E 911 Targa Hotrod - $46500

[1979-930]

Originally Posted by ShopCat

I'd rather have this, which is surprisingly still for sale.

FS 1971 Porsche 911E 911 Targa Hotrod - $46500

Agree. That is a sweet car for the money. And it's local to the OP.

[ShopCat]

If it stays on the market much longer I'm gonna have a hard time not making an offer...

[1979-930]

Originally Posted by ShopCat

If it stays on the market much longer I'm gonna have a hard time not making an offer...

I can test drive it for ya.

[Rawknees'Turbo]

Amazing that the terribly performing five blade fan appears to still be on that thing.

[Mocker]

Originally Posted by ShopCat

I'd rather have this, which is surprisingly still for sale.

FS 1971 Porsche 911E 911 Targa Hotrod - $46500

To play devil's advocate...the fact that it's an "E" should make it easily worth the ask, BUT, it doesn't have the E engine (the very thing that makes an E so collectible), it's got a carbureted 2.7 with head studs that "checked OK." It's got some expensive suspension mods, but are they the ones you'd have used? The fenders have been flared, no pics or info to indicate the quality of the work, but in any case, it's a longhood with an altered body, so now you've eliminated a big chunk of longhood buyers. The interior is a little ratty. No pics of the underside, what's the rust situation like?

And...it's a Targa. "Hotrod Targa" is an oxymoron.

Nomex suit on.

[Matt Monson]

There’s exceptions to every rule.

1973 PORSCHE 911E TARGA, Price $250,000.00, San Francisco, CA, Sunoco blue Interior, 5-Speed Manual, 6-Cylinder, Vin Number 9113210445, Default

[rgofast]

Hot rodding a targa is like hot rodding a cab. Dose t make sense.

[1979-930]

The poor 73's with their funky bumperettes to meet safety standards. So sad.

[davidcz...]

Originally Posted by Rawknees'Turbo

Amazing that the terribly performing five blade fan appears to still be on that thing.

maybe that's what makes it a HOT rod

[Rawknees'Turbo]

Originally Posted by Mocker

. . .

And...it's a Targa. "Hotrod Targa" is an oxymoron.

Nomex suit on.

Put one of those bisches on a car lift and watch the leading and trailing edge door gaps shift before your very eyes - like magic!

Originally Posted by davidcz...

maybe that's what makes it a HOT rod

Ha ha - great point!

[Matt Monson]

This is a hot rod.

[Rawknees'Turbo]

^^^

Bad ass - the engine and the funny commentary.