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Saw this sad looking 911 while on the internet

Might be worth a keen restorer having a go, so thought I'd post it for any interested parties to look at. It's well beyond my meagre capabilities but seems in good nick

The website is:
http://www.qualitysalvage.net/

It's listed towards the bottom of their stocklist

Iam no mechanic but i think theres sumthing missing from the back of that car.

964russ wrote:Iam no mechanic but i think theres sumthing missing from the back of that car.

LOL

[dr_watson] By jove I think your right Holmes! [/dr_watson]

Li Moo Bai wrote:

964russ wrote:Iam no mechanic but i think theres sumthing missing from the back of that car.

LOL

[dr_watson] By jove I think your right Holmes! [/dr_watson]

But there is a bit of it in the passenger footwell

But there is a bit of it in the passenger footwell [/quote]
so is it a flintstone car then ?

Ummmm.... looking for £6,875 which by the time you've fixed, reassembled it & sorted out any other problems you'd still have a Cat C or D. You could get a decent one for that.

RH944 wrote:[

But there is a bit of it in the passenger footwell

Maybe someone has been trying to put it in the right end

You could quiet easily spend £7k on that, its way over priced

All im going to say is if you're in the market for a cat D or C car (ANY CAR) only use the salvage auction houses direct and repair yourself (or pay someone to).

Purchased any other way is just costing you money you didn't need to spend, making your bargain car even more expensive.

Where?

Copart , Bluecycle or doncaster motor spares spring to mind.