Swastikas carved in my 1970 Porsche 911
Was curious to see if any other porsche guys have found carved/engraved swastikas behind the door panels of your car, I have them carved/engraved in both doors of my 1970 911. appreciate any input
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1970 Porsche 911 Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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by Kerry Donald P
Nov 23, 2014
Car is a porsche mechanics dream. Mechanical fuel injection with airport gears,and auto cross suspension make this baby almost as good as ---!
Not too good for long trips in hot weather as the ventilation is almost non existent, and you have to steer it at all times. No relaxing.
Not many know how to tune these things anymore, an it does not like ethanol in its fuel.
Needs race gas to run properly. 1/2 race fuel with 1/2 super non ethanol and it just flies.
Nov 23, 2014
by Ben P
May 31, 2013
This car sold for $11,000. Thanks CarGurus. It was trailered to So Cal to under go a complete restoration. I was sorry to see it go. The 911 is truly a classic. The SOVREN event this year at Pacific Raceways is featuring the 50 anniversary of the Porsche 911. I plan to attend.May 31, 2013
by Anonymous
May 05, 2013
Recently won the Gary Wigglesworth memorial trophy for the fastest Porsche in our Regions Autocross. Of course if they handed out an award for the "rattiest looking car", it would easily have won that too! Its a fun car to race with!May 05, 2013
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by Kerry Donald P
Nov 23, 2014
Car is a porsche mechanics dream. Mechanical fuel injection with airport gears,and auto cross suspension make this baby almost as good as ---!
Not too good for long trips in hot weather as the ventilation is almost non existent, and you have to steer it at all times. No relaxing.
Not many know how to tune these things anymore, an it does not like ethanol in its fuel.
Needs race gas to run properly. 1/2 race fuel with 1/2 super non ethanol and it just flies.
Nov 23, 2014
by Ben P
May 31, 2013
This car sold for $11,000. Thanks CarGurus. It was trailered to So Cal to under go a complete restoration. I was sorry to see it go. The 911 is truly a classic. The SOVREN event this year at Pacific Raceways is featuring the 50 anniversary of the Porsche 911. I plan to attend.May 31, 2013
by Anonymous
May 05, 2013
Recently won the Gary Wigglesworth memorial trophy for the fastest Porsche in our Regions Autocross. Of course if they handed out an award for the "rattiest looking car", it would easily have won that too! Its a fun car to race with!May 05, 2013
by Anonymous
Feb 09, 2012
Great handling car sticks to the road. Very fast for a forty two year old car.
Can drive anywhere Very reliable quite and fun to drive. Maintains good gas mileage.
Maintenance and repairs are expensive. Safe and comfortable. Like the looks.Feb 09, 2012
by Marc G
May 06, 2008
I bought this to replace my old BMW 2002 b/c I thought it'd be a great
daily driver that I had passable back seats to fit a newborn in! And, it
was. I never felt that it did anything special - it was fun to drive, but only
at triple digit speeds. I sold it to a yahoo that promptly blew up the
motor.May 06, 2008
What users have asked
My Porsche 911S was titled as a 1970, but had a 2.0 litre engine. Did Porsche make any of the 1970's with the 2.0 or was it mis-titled. When I rebuilt it the dealer agreed it was a 2.0 liter
The owners manual as well as the dealer said I had a 200 HP 2.0 liter, but all current info says the 1970's had 2.2 liter engines. It was a problem getting parts because the dealer called it the "race engine" . Thoughts please.
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I used to own a 1970 911S...would like to buy one at a fair price...you guys know anyone selling one that yr or later besides dealers?
If you guys can find me a 911 S at a good price that is not already in the hands of a dealer...we can do business...don't like dealers personal owner only...I have cash and I know my porsches..use to take mine apart and put it back together again..so with the knowledge I have you know the old saying cash talks...can you guys help me?
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