Very lovely!

[mirandamilly]

Just spotted this beauty in the classified section

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...

[Wozy68]

mirandamilly said:

Just spotted this beauty in the classified section

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...

Hmmmmm. Did they actually sell the Carrera 3 in the States?

Anyway

Non original body
Pretty sure by then US emmisions had strangled the NA engines
No interior shots

So 33K for a non original under powered (especially with the wider body) bitsa LHD 911.

Bloody bargain

[mirandamilly]

I'm sure that you're right about the originality.. But I've always lusted after an orange late 70's 911. Super cool in orange or green. I just love the look and attitude of the car. For me it is more about the aesthetics that the originality.

Other 1970's 911s seem to start at £60,000.

[Wozy68]

mirandamilly said:

I'm sure that you're right about the originality.. But I've always lusted after an orange late 70's 911. Super cool in orange or green. I just love the look and attitude of the car. For me it is more about the aesthetics that the originality.

Other 1970's 911s seem to start at £60,000.

Can't deny it does look fab !

[mirandamilly]

There is something about these 1970's colours that appeals more to me nowadays. Do you remember the Hunter Green (sludge) 911 from the TV series The Bridge? I would have hated that 10 years ago. I do hope that this orange car has pinstripe seats.

Maybe this is due to the millions of grey euroboxes on our roads now?

[RSVP911]

mirandamilly said:

There is something about these 1970's colours that appeals more to me nowadays. Do you remember the Hunter Green (sludge) 911 from the TV series The Bridge? I would have hated that 10 years ago. I do hope that this orange car has pinstripe seats.

Maybe this is due to the millions of grey euroboxes on our roads now?

i think it was called Olive - lovely colour , amazing TV too