Opinions of older 911s..
Discussion
Chaps,
What the point of view on older 911's?
I'm thinking non spoilered, classic shape 911 maybe with the old style fuchs wheels.
The pre 73/74 stuff with the delicate bumpers seem to be pricey. The first safety bumpered 911's seem remarkably cheap.
Our Henry F has a nice one:
www.911virgin.com/3.0ltf.htm
And there is also this one:
www.pistonheads.com/sales/detail.asp?i=25042&s=79
They seem good value, and surely not likely to lose much money. Insurance is cheap too. I love the stainless steel roll bar and the delicate door mirrors.
For a car to keep for weekends, which makes the right noises and demands to be driven properly, they are very appealing.
I confess to ignorance over 911's from this period.
Whats the story with this era of 911?
What the point of view on older 911's?
I'm thinking non spoilered, classic shape 911 maybe with the old style fuchs wheels.
The pre 73/74 stuff with the delicate bumpers seem to be pricey. The first safety bumpered 911's seem remarkably cheap.
Our Henry F has a nice one:
www.911virgin.com/3.0ltf.htm
And there is also this one:
www.pistonheads.com/sales/detail.asp?i=25042&s=79
They seem good value, and surely not likely to lose much money. Insurance is cheap too. I love the stainless steel roll bar and the delicate door mirrors.
For a car to keep for weekends, which makes the right noises and demands to be driven properly, they are very appealing.
I confess to ignorance over 911's from this period.
Whats the story with this era of 911?
I like the SC and 3.2 's as well, but so many of them are sports with the spoiler and I just don't like them.
I would be happy with SC or 3.2, but it would have to be a non sport.
I've owned 993 and 996, but I fancy a nice raw weekender for not a lot of money.
I've had enough of finance and I am putting my money into paying down the mortgage, investing for retirement, etc etc
So its cash only depreciation proof Porkers for me from now on !
The mid 70's stuff seems so cheap - and I was wondering why?
I would be happy with SC or 3.2, but it would have to be a non sport.
I've owned 993 and 996, but I fancy a nice raw weekender for not a lot of money.
I've had enough of finance and I am putting my money into paying down the mortgage, investing for retirement, etc etc
So its cash only depreciation proof Porkers for me from now on !
The mid 70's stuff seems so cheap - and I was wondering why?
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