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1974 2.7L Porsche 911 Coupe


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~ U R G E N T ~ $12,000 ~

This is a very original 1974 911 Coupe with 46k miles. I’m going to assume it really has 46k miles, otherwise it would be a time capsule! This car spent the majority of its life in the dry climate of Colorado. Therefore, the car is structurally rust free! The car is not a show car by any means, but rather an excellent original driver. CONTACT: [email protected] ; VIN: 9114102453.

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