1973 Porsche 911

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9113103431

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This matching numbers 1973 Porsche 911T Coupe was well on its way to becoming the hot rod of somebody's dreams when the project stalled. The car is Chassis #9113103431 and retains its original engine #6136072. Originally Silver Metallic/80 with Black Leatherette interior, the car was resprayed this color and fitted with Corbeau sport seats, flares and the bumpers you see pictured. The interior has a dash cover, so no cracks, and RS door panels along with a MoMo steering wheel. The paint didn't survive well, and as you can see neither did the seats. The good news is this car has not been attacked by rust. The floors are very solid as can be seen in the photos, as are the torsion bar areas. Front pan has no rust but was modified for a front oil cooler at some point. We very rarely see an early 911 come in that is as solid as this car! The Zenith carbs pictured are not installed but are included with the car. Windshield has a crack in it. Period 16x7 and 16x8 BBS are on the car, painted vintage racing gold. The Porsche Kardex information is as follows: 1973 911T Coupe Engine 6136072 Color Silver Metallic/80 Inside Black Leatherette/11 Option Codes: C02 (USA delivery) G53 M 473 (911S trim options) This is a car that can be taken in the direction of your choice. Get it running and have a mean looking RS-style hot rod or restore it to original and have one of the most desirable model years for an early 911. 1973 was the last year of the original 911 body style with signature long hood, and as such remains very collectible. Don't miss the chance to let your imagination run wild while making a sound investment at the same time!   This car has a clear title and is ready for export! I am a 356 and Early 911S Registry member with an eBay Feedback Rating of 100%, so bid with confidence. Please ask any and all questions, they will be answered quickly and honestly. Please see our other auctions here for more hard to find Porsche parts, or shop the Unobtanium Store for even more Porsche parts and restoration supplies!On Sep-16-15 at 10:05:40 PDT, seller added the following information: A few people have asked about the flares. They are steel, not fiberglass.  Thanks - Matt