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911 On Ebay
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Graham.
The rules say it must have been manufactured before the cut-off date, so it may fit in.....first registered Mar 73 so misses the December 31 1972 cut off point
912UK
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If it is a real RHD then I guess that enhances it?
jamescharnley
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ORIGINAL: 911hillclimber
About right, but my 'bitza' 911 is valued for insurance @ £12K.
If it is a real RHD then I guess that enhances it?
assuming your car's bodywork is in good shape & rust free, sounds like you might have your car undervalued for insurance purposes
Should take it somewhere else maybe when the spring arrives and the salt has gone. It has been summer use only since 1992!
Just wish the brakes were better. Thinking of adding a 3.2 servo system as I've the vac take off from the 3.2 in the back.
Hard to get all the parts needed.
Graham.
jamescharnley
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Just to put that into perspective, the 'pace' spec in my hillclimb class for Saloons is about 500+ bhp. The fastest car has nearly 700, but is not road legal.
After 5 years in the Impreza, racing the old 911 again will be quite a shock....
The most impressive things are the fuel injection smoothness and the huge torque from tick-over. Just wish it revved more. 6000 rpm is reached very quickly, where the Impreza hits 8500 no sweat.
Least impressive are the 911 brakes, just awful. [:'(]
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