WTT: '77 Porsche 911s for clean 2002

[AdamJ]

I've enjoyed my 911s but I would really like a 2002 (roundie preferred)

The good: Rebuilt engine by previous owner. No smoke or leaks and plenty of power. MSD ignition, carerra tensioners, 11 blade fan upgrade. no rust (South Carolina car), brakes new all around, great tires, new fuel pump and accumulator, great tires.

Issues: Faded red paint (I personally like it), synchro wear in 1st and 2nd, ripped driver's seat, needs highbeam switch, horn doesn't work.

The car starts, idles, and drives well. I personally drove the car from SC to CT and had no problems. 1st and 2nd aren't all that bad. If you shift too quickly there is slight grinding. Anyone who has driven a 911 knows that they have to be shifted more deliberately than your average car. In the pictures I was in the process of changing the ride height, so the rear is a little low and the front is a little high. The rockers were off for that purpose.

So, I'm really looking for a solid 2002. mods are fine as long as they are tasteful. Let me know what you have.

[AdamJ]

Sorry about the double post. That was not intentional

[THE1ST3]

Curious, what's your car worth i.e. what would you it sell for?

[AdamJ]

I guess if I had to place a value on it, it would be around $7500

[jgerock]

What is the actual color? Hard to tell from your pics and the 'patina'.

[RayC911]

What is the actual color? Hard to tell from your pics and the 'patina'.

I'm going to bet it's Guards Red. The Patina makes it look Peru Red, which I like much better.

[AdamJ]

I don't know the porsche name. It was originally brown and repainted sometime in the 80's