Value of a 74 Targa

[Arts911]

I would like to ask on what can this 74 Targa go for.

No engine , transmission, interior, front bumper or rear bumper. It does have rust

I bought it to cut it up. Now I would rather not. Its in good shape to do that. It comes with glass, suspension, cookie cutter wheels, doors, front hood, rear lid, and most of the electrical.


I'm In Chicago and if someone is interested . Shot me an email.

I have pictures if my phone. will post one in a few

[Arts911]

[maninblack]

I'd cut it up.

[Matt Monson]

Arts, I think you and I talked a little about this car last year. Somewhere communication broke down, think it was my fault. Can you shoot pictures and an idea of your asking to gtgears@yahoo.com
This is just the sort of rough (and hopefully cheap) project I want to acquire.

[CountD]

Originally Posted by maninblack

I'd cut it up.

I don't know. In five years you'd be sorry. They aren't that common, and if the floors are OK then it might be fine for someone. Gone are the days that this thing would be cut up - or I would like to believe they are gone. People don't realize how seriously the '74 is still a very much a hand-made 911 that was produced in limited numbers. Like the color.

[Matt Monson]

It's sunflower yellow, just like my '86 Carrera. I want a matched pair.

I've confirmed it is the same car as last year. I don't remember all details of condition but considered it worth saving and dropped the ball on chasing it then.

[Arts911]

Floors are in nice shape.

[Matt Monson]

I'll send you an email when I get off work in an hour.

[christiandk]

Originally Posted by Arts911

Floors are in nice shape.

Nice color - cute dog.