Porsche 911 2.4 S 1972/1973
Porsche 911 2.4 S 1972/1973
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alisayyah

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21 posts

248 months

Thursday 14th September 2006
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Guys,

I'm trying to find one of these for a friend - the car can be located anywhere around Europe and in any colour.

Does anyone know of any for sale? or where to look?

Thanks

Ali

abarber

1,711 posts

271 months

Thursday 14th September 2006
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Oooh, don't! Would love one in a few years.

Sorry, can't help, would only ask that you DON'T publish any links/pictures or other temptations!

Seriously, best of luck thumbup

Agent Orange

2,078 posts

270 months

Thursday 14th September 2006
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Go to www.ddk-online.com find Early 911 Nick Moss give him a ring say i sent u and all that he knows his stuff and can source for u ..........it aint easy , mine s taken 2 years and only just finishibg
Good luck

Erik2006

14 posts

241 months

Thursday 14th September 2006
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alisayyah,

Stunning car, my father has one.

If your friend doesn't mind a LHD and bringing one from Europe then there are quite a few for sale (at least 10) on www.classicdriver.com. Just search under Porsche and filter for 63-73. Mostly from Germany/Italy though.

Good luck.

PhilRS

264 posts

261 months

Thursday 14th September 2006
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A good place for 2.4S LHD is

www.sergeheitz-consulting.com/

ettore

5,096 posts

282 months

Thursday 14th September 2006
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I`ve been looking for a good one (2.2 or 2.4) for about a year and so far have failed. There are very few genuinely good RHD cars and to my mind they are currently being over-hyped.

The latest prices are starting to look too heavy and dealers are pricing in a speculative fashion. One, in particular, appears to be very confused with ever inflating prices (for the same car)appearing in different advertisements...

alisayyah

Original Poster:

21 posts

248 months

Thursday 14th September 2006
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This is all really helpful.

I know what a rare model the "s" is.. and i've been finding it pretty hard to track down!

Any more help is very appreciated!

Geneve

4,018 posts

249 months

Thursday 14th September 2006
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2.4 'S's are becoming very sought after, but the 2.4'E' is a good alternative, in fact some people prefer them (bit more low/mid-range torque).

try www.ddk-online.com

Edited by Geneve on Thursday 14th September 13:58

hot66

700 posts

247 months

Thursday 14th September 2006
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Deffinatly pop over to DDK if you want some good advice on early Porsche

2.4S's are great cars