That would be a double pinch.

The Dangling Dane is ambidextrous!

I've had my 912E for 20 years this year. In the meantime, I've had all sorts of other enthusiast cars including 911's. My current daily driver is a 526hp 2017 Shelby GT350. I've said it many times: the 912E hits a sweet spot of fun little momentum cars that you gotta wring out to enjoy and you can do so without drawing a lot of attention or requiring felony speed. It's not all that fast. But it's kinda "quick," and it's got great balance, great handling (better than contemporary 911's - and I've extensively autocrossed both) and nearly all of the other sensory and aesthetic input of a vintage 911, minus the unique 911 sound. Now, the 911 sound is important and shouldn't be overlooked. But my 912E now has custom equal length headers and a Burns muffler on it and it sounds great - different, but great.

Don't overlook a 912E. It's not a 911, and it wasn't intended to be. It's a different car with it's own qualities.

This one may be interesting?

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/d/1976-porsche-912e/6461848876.html

It sure looks “interesting”......

That one was listed in my area too, but "located" in Chicago.

^^^
Good catch. I just Googled the text and this ad is posted many places on Craigslist. And a search of the photo brings up ads from last October.

Looks like yet another CL scam listing - unfortunately.......

Fun project in great color.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-cars-sale/984701-1976-porsche-912e.html

I am going to be selling my 912E soon, #2038 in Sahara Beige with sunroof.

It is not restored, 148K but a good driver with a rebuilt engine and new clutch with less than a few thousand miles. No rust but does have needs (windscreen seals, which I have), sunroof works but sticks half the time, no door pockets, a few dings. Only documentation is under my ownership for the past five years.

I am out of town till Sunday, however will load a couple of photos off my phone.

Price thoughts?

Thanks.

Geoff

pictures
 

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1516448476.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1516448476.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1516448476.jpg

Nice looking car - 25k give or take.

One of the very last ones too!!

Thanks Christian. I've been planning on selling for a while, just can't find the motivation....I hate the selling process.

HillSkier
This looks to be a great car with a well done add. good job
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-cars-sale/986597-1976-porsche-912e-sale-nashville.html

Wish it was for sale sooner.
Paid $25k for a 912E not as nice as his. :(

Thank you dsnfctn.

BK911, wish I had been a bit more motivated...would have been nice to have someone close get it. I dislike the process of selling as it never fails that you start receiving a bunch of messages from flippers posing as collectors.

I will start a new thread of accumulated BS stories after I sell the 912E and my E-type.

Nice little car, engine be damned.

I am also considering a 912e. Can one of our experts tell me what body panels were not galvanized in the pre March production cars? Thanks in advance!!!