Well, now I only have to raid one piggy bank instead of two.....
Photography courtesy Bonhams
If this Gulf-liveried Porsche 911 looks familiar, that’s because we featured it back in November when it was previously on the market.
To bring everyone up to speed, Rindt specializes in bespoke restorations of Porsche 911s, much like the ones completed by Singer. What makes this 911 most unique, aside from the Gulf livery, is that it comes equipped with a Sportomatic semi-automatic gearbox–a decision made at the request of the original customer, who desired a car better suited for touring.
What’s changed since the car was last on the market? Not much, though the estimated value dropped by 25%-30%, from $200,000-$250,000 down to $140,000-$190,000.
Find this 1974 Porsche 911 3.2-Litre 'Carrera Classic' Coupé for auction from Bonhams with an estimated value of £100,000-£140,000, or approximately $140,000-$190,000.
Well, now I only have to raid one piggy bank instead of two.....
If not for the "sport magic" gearbox...
There seems to be two camps: All original / restored cars or customized cars.
It would seem, Everyone wants the original cars and not someone's custom dream, Unless it's been done by a know builder.
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