Wow.... I've been offline for awhile... so maybe this car has already come up in discussion...... but WOW.

With unlimited funds.. mine would be almost EXACTLY like this one... maybe in a different color.. but hell.. I still want it!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...1&category=6430

wing/wheels


m

I like that wing better than the duck tail we've got. This one could use a little better treatment where it attaches to the body, but overall das ist gut!

i can't handle white interiors in any car. sliding your butt over those side bolsters, they would look terrible in no time.

kevin

Damnit Burger Boy! You are wrong! (nice avatar)



Duckies belong on teeners..


M

Shoot, I hate being wrong.



The beef just keeps on rolling along.

If there aren't any brains in it, we're ok.



M

It's been on the bay a few times already.

lose the wing, replace the wheels, get some real GT bumpers and re-do the interior (that is the first time I have seen the AA seats in a car), then 15k wouldn't be terrible - depending on the build quality. Does it say that the flares are steel?

914er - the car in your avitar is as nice as this one any day of the week. It's a lot classier looking.

I like it but the owner is a little confused. There was no 911 SC in 1976. Also, he says it's a stock engine. Then he says it has an E-cam and dual carbs. Both non-stock (as well as the ignition). I'd lose the wing and wheels, but otherwise it looks awesome.

-Ben M.

not in the US, anyway. wasn't the 3,0 SC available as an I-Series car in RoW ?

but he says it's a 2,7, so it's probably just a '76 "Carrera". (US 'Carrera's were just a tape and trim package in '75-'76 -- except for the Turbo, of course ...

As I remember, EVERYTHING in the world was just a tape and trim package in '75-'76.


ABBA ROCKS!


M

no, they were more than just stickers. 75 cars had what became SC flares.

The R.O.W. 3liter cars had a script on them as:
"3.0" and not SC......

and only in 1977 I believe.

brant

i like this onebetter.....

no association etc.......

That one sold after auction for $18,000. At least that is what the seler told me.