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		|  05-08-2019, 10:29 AM | #1021 |  
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			I think it wouldn't look bad if you pulled some of that crap off and out normal wheels on it.
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		|  05-08-2019, 11:40 AM | #1022 |  
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Whatever it once was, its ugly from all angles now. 
     
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		| "... it runs and drives but not the way it should. If you know me, than most likely you know my car taste its usually a little different. This goes without saying on this car I am not going to get involved in countless post and a billion pictures. I don't have the time or the emotional strength to go back and forth..." |  
Clearly a lot of work went into getting it where it is. Makes me kinda sad.
		 
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		|  05-09-2019, 04:57 AM | #1023 |  
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			My guess is the paint is barely dry.  In 2 yrs, there will be grand canyon style cracks where he slathered on heaps of bondo to attach the fender flares.
 I hope he has the time & emotional strength to get thru the sale.
 
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		|  05-09-2019, 07:12 AM | #1024 |  
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					Originally Posted by 78F350  Whatever it once was, its ugly from all angles now.      
Clearly a lot of work went into getting it where it is. Makes me kinda sad. |  
Short of the NOS crap and all the other stuff, this type of "mod" was fairly popular in the 80's and it is quite possible it was done "right". Having said that, the rest of the thing is just a real shame. I don't have the emotional strength to go on...   |  
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		|  05-09-2019, 09:10 AM | #1025 |  
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			Just curious. Without all that crap stuck on it, would it be a valuable car? I dont have a clue.
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		|  05-09-2019, 10:36 AM | #1026 |  
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					Originally Posted by JBauer  Just curious. Without all that crap stuck on it, would it be a valuable car? I dont have a clue. |  
As a stock 911 Cabrio I bet it would have been worth 2 - 3 times more than it's current state.
 
On a side note.... I could use the LS and nitrous bottle for another project I am working on. (72 split bumper Camaro)
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					Originally Posted by Qckslvr  As a stock 911 Cabrio I bet it would have been worth 2 - 3 times more than it's current state.
 On a side note.... I could use the LS and nitrous bottle for another project I am working on. (72 split bumper Camaro)
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First production 911 cabriolets were built in 1982 and sold as 1983 models.  Hopefully this conversion at least started out as a Targa model and/or has some more reinforcements so it has some structural integrity with that LS in there!
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		|  05-17-2019, 12:44 PM | #1028 |  
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			Hard to imagine somebody paying anything close to that asking price.
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					Originally Posted by rexcramer  Hard to imagine somebody paying anything close to that asking price. |  
I wasn't suggesting anyone would.  And it's probably a nightmare to keep running.  But it is pretty interesting.
		 
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		|  05-17-2019, 05:34 PM | #1031 |  
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Holy crap, that's nuts. 32k? Wow... For 10k might be fun.
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			I wonder how many minutes that 901 will last behind the torque of a V8
		 
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		|  05-25-2019, 01:14 PM | #1034 |  
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Nice!  You should buy it!
		 
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					Originally Posted by Brian in Tucson  Nice!  You should buy it! |  
says he will deliver within a 20 mile radius: from WA to AZ?
		 
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					Originally Posted by Ciao  says he will deliver within a 20 mile radius: from WA to AZ? |  
  Sure, by way of Denver--you can do a PPI.
		 
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I bought that car today.  It’s in fantastic shape.  Owned by an enthusiast who’s had a Porsche since the ‘60s.
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					Originally Posted by cantdrv55  I bought that car today.  It’s in fantastic shape.  Owned by an enthusiast who’s had a Porsche since the ‘60s. |  
Congrats!!!  Share some pics!
		 
 
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