65 911....desirable Irish green?

[matt930s]

What do you think this will go for?


TheSamba.com :: VW Classifieds - 1965 Porsche 911 Coupe


MattR

[turbo owner]

$5 to $6k in today's market, what is it worth, $150 a ton.

[billydeakins]

wow.....at some point you just gotta let her go! There's a lot of blood, sweat & tears (and an astronomical amount of money!) to get that back on the road.

[Southbay356]

and what if the VIN was 300060 , would you save it then ?

and the same would be if it was a 68 model and not a built 65 / 66 model year ?

basic same SWB cars but values all over the map

[pors1968]

This car is not a 65 nor early 66 strut mount are 3 bolts the 65 and early 66 does not have srtut mount.

[Skwerl]

Seems like it would be easier and cheaper to just build a new car to 1965 specs out of fresh sheet metal.

[Southbay356]

This "car" is VIN # 303060

I think the last Dec 1965 built car is about 303330 , but thats not a hard number as they were not finished in order

[blau911]

Note the VIN number #303060. The car will be sold to a less than honest dealer/flipper and the VIN and ID plates will end up on a restored 912 to double or triple the price as a SWB 911.....

[Farrell]

that guy is annoying, "call for price" i guarantee he is asking 20k for that car if not more. I've sent inquires on 912's that are rust buckets and he wants 15k for a car with no floors no structure nothing.

[CountD]

Bet he wants $40K

[vintagecarlover]

It's on eBay now. Over 2 grand with 17 bids and not met reserve

[vwsamba]

Originally Posted by blau911

Note the VIN number #303060. The car will be sold to a less than honest dealer/flipper and the VIN and ID plates will end up on a restored 912 to double or triple the price as a SWB 911.....

OH YES, Without a show of a doubt. $20k for the numbers is probably a bargain