Early 911's and issues...
Early 911's and issues...
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g7jhp

Original Poster:

7,033 posts

267 months

Friday 9th September 2016
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I keep an eye on early 911's like a fair few on here. When an ad says *Reduced* but is still £36k you have to wonder why?

Looking at the pictures the base of the passenger side pillar does look like it needs some closer examination.





TVR4US

163 posts

133 months

Friday 9th September 2016
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g7jhp said:
I keep an eye on early 911's like a fair few on here. When an ad says *Reduced* but is still £36k you have to wonder why?

Looking at the pictures the base of the passenger side pillar does look like it needs some closer examination.

GET A LIFE, its a old car.....

g7jhp

Original Poster:

7,033 posts

267 months

Friday 9th September 2016
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TVR4US said:
GET A LIFE, its a old car.....
laughlaughlaugh thanks, yep it's £36k of old car!

DavidJG

4,143 posts

161 months

Friday 9th September 2016
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I'd recommend a full inspection on that before spending money. 911s of this era can look exceptional on the outside, and be riddled with rust under the surface. The cost of a proper restoration can be painful.

guards red

689 posts

229 months

Friday 9th September 2016
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Looks like melted body/cavity wax to me left to show the untouched nature of the cars bodywork.

However as already stated, it's an old car and an inspection is always a good idea.

ooid

6,630 posts

129 months

Friday 9th September 2016
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Very similar car, same colour, 90k miles, about 2 years ago, was being advertised over 10-12k if I remember correctly... biggrin

fire3500

88 posts

156 months

Friday 9th September 2016
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Same wheels as my 944 smile

stichill99

1,215 posts

210 months

Saturday 10th September 2016
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If you look closer to the door seal it looks like ROT!!!! to me!