Helping a friend put a value to his '67S

[Scott Douglas]

I'm trying to help out a friend figure out what his '67S is worth.
Here's a picture of a pdf file I have showing the car's build when he bought it oh so many years ago.

Not sure how many miles it's been since it was purchased, but it hasn't been many I don't believe.
He purchased it from my brother who used it on the track.

Any help in getting a good solid ball park figure would be helpful.

[nickelplated5s]

Knowing if it's number matching would be a help.

[Matt Monson]

Originally Posted by nickelplated5s

Knowing if it's number matching would be a help.

It’s not. It’s got an early case.

[nickelplated5s]

Saw that but thought perhaps an overlap. Curious as I have more or less the same.

[Scott Douglas]

Nope, not numbers matching. Original motor put a rod thru the side of the case.

[Unobtanium-inc]

The problem with an S without the S motor is the cost to replace even a period correct S engine is very high. So you basically have to take what the 911 would be worth as a normal and add 5-10% for the S, it doesn't add much.
It's like a 356 Carrera without the 4-Cam.

---Adam