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sunhunchan
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Joined: 23 Nov 2006 Posts: 4611 Location: USA |
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How much does a 1970 porsche 911 targa worth? |
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No engine, really it may have one its a work in progress, black color straight body, its in exelent conditon exept the engine is gone, how much do you think you may be able to get for it?
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Mikey82
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Joined: 19 Nov 2006 Posts: 4648 Location: norfolk,virginia |
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How much does a 1970 porsche 911 targa worth? |
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I could say $ 2500 or so based on the rest of the form, I bought them up wards of seven great for a good runner. you'll use up a little putting that one together, if electronics are gone . Is transaxle still there ? I have spent two three great for good 915 and five great for a 930 transaxle. just a tip what parts cost .
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Darler
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Joined: 25 Nov 2006 Posts: 4698 Location: Greensboro, North Carolina |
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I could take a guess and say two 4grand maybe.
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John Krichghow
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Joined: 01 Nov 2006 Posts: 4562 Location: NY USA |
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How much does a 1970 porsche 911 targa worth? |
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it's not worth much without an engine, since it'll cost you $12,000 to build an engine for it. So figure maybe some thousand dollars for a good body and interior. I am presuming this is a "T" targa and not an "S" or E targa, which are worth more.
Also the targa top is a royal ache in the butt.
A totally restored T Targa of Pebble Beach quality, restored beyond new, is only worth maybe $22,000. A clean prepared to go driver maybe $13,500. So really without the engine, what do you have?
You want an early Porsche 911? Get a regular coupe that is already in good form.
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