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911 S at Coys

Post by Disco »

Hello all -

There's a red 911 S for sale at Coys - http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/915767.htm

Anyone know anything about this car?

Spoke with the chap a coys who told me that the Chassis Number was 9111300522 and the engine number is 6610886.

It seems like a reasonable estimate, (within my ever decreasing budget ! ) but having never purchased anything in an auction ( other than a few things off ebay ) does anyone have any advice?

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Are the retrimmed seats in original material?
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Post by Disco »

Tilmor wrote:Are the retrimmed seats in original material?
I'm not sure, I didn't ask the question to the chap at coys - - does it matter/ make a difference to the value ?


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Post by Tilmor »

I think the more original the car the higher the desirablity and value, although changing seat covers (if they are unoriginal) is a cheap minor job in the scheme of things.

Good luck with it!
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Post by IanMcLeod »

I think you'll find the engine number is 6310886 as this is the correct number for that chassis number. Also the original colour was Bahia Red which I assume that is from the picture.

It would be one of about 40 UK 2.2S in 1971. Nice car the 2.2S.

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Post by 210bhp »

http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/879945.htm


Car I think is South African. Spoke to the owner some weeks back and I think he looks to have modified his expectations re the price.


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Post by left4dead »

210bhp wrote:http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/879945.htm


Car I think is South African. Spoke to the owner some weeks back and I think he looks to have modified his expectations re the price.


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Mike
Well spotted Mike! I wonder who "the porsche specialist who undertook the work (and) is available in London for questioning...
" is :?:

Makes him sound like a suspect! :)
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left4dead wrote:
210bhp wrote:http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/879945.htm


Car I think is South African. Spoke to the owner some weeks back and I think he looks to have modified his expectations re the price.


Regards
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Well spotted Mike! I wonder who "the porsche specialist who undertook the work (and) is available in London for questioning...
" is :?:

Makes him sound like a suspect! :)
I know who the specialists are.

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

It states in the Coys description that the engine rebuild was undertaken by RGA in Vauxhall.
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Lightweight_911 wrote:It states in the Coys description that the engine rebuild was undertaken by RGA in Vauxhall.
Thanks Andy. And the "comprehensive body restoration" :?: Mike? You're being very cagey!?
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Post by Disco »

IanMcLeod wrote:I think you'll find the engine number is 6310886 as this is the correct number for that chassis number. Also the original colour was Bahia Red which I assume that is from the picture.
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Srory I prbobaly worte it dwon worng ;)

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left4dead wrote:
Lightweight_911 wrote:It states in the Coys description that the engine rebuild was undertaken by RGA in Vauxhall.
Thanks Andy. And the "comprehensive body restoration" :?: Mike? You're being very cagey!?
Steve
Not cagey. Info at home and I am at work. Anyway, Andy has filled in the blank on the name I think I have. I don't think I have any info on bodywork rebuild names, just the engine. Will check later. As I recall the car was on carbs and the owner put the car back to MFI in this latest work.

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Post by IanMcLeod »

210bhp wrote:http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/879945.htm


Car I think is South African. Spoke to the owner some weeks back and I think he looks to have modified his expectations re the price.


Regards
Mike
Mike the car looks to have been originally imported into the UK by AFN and then sold through the AFN dealership. I wonder how it got to South Africa or when.

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Post by Helen »

looks nice. i wouldn't worry too much about the seats fabric not being "original" as long as they have been done well and are comfortable.

lots of cars were taken out to South Africa at about that time. by people being sent out there to work.
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Post by sdelan »

i've a question please about this car and Auction pricing in general -

This car is advertised by Coys and seperately by (presumably) the owner on PistonHeads.

Coys have an estimate of between £28k to £36k whereas the owner has it on sale for £46k - how do Coys come up with their estimates? Or does it represent the lowest price the seller has agreed to sell the car for? If so - that seems to be a massive variance - from £46k down to £28k......

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