Kai,
You should check out this Porsche web site:
http://www.rennlist.org
There site hosts a 911 specific mailing list:
911@rennlist.org
The site has tons of FAQs including some for
early model 911s. They even have classifieds.
The 911 list is hugely active with lots of very
knowledgeable people.
Dave
97 Porsche 993
68 TR250
Kai M. Radicke wrote:
> Well I know a few of the members of these lists own other fine European cars,
>so
> it is to those people I'm appealing to.
>
> Could you happen to point me towards decent resources on purchasing Porsche
>911s
> from about 20 years ago? I've just waded through a lot of internet fluff from
> Porsche admirers, but not actual owners, who feel they're entitled to write a
> Porsche buyer's guide. I'm looking for a 1970-early 80s 911, and due to my
>lack
> of familiarity with the cars I'm actually leaning towards purchasing one from
>a
> dealer... collective wisdom is more than welcome on that topic as well.
>
> And for those British car folks who know me and are shaking their heads at me,
> sorry... you should have deleted earlier. My moods change like the seasons.
> Unless some XJS owner out there has a Paul Bailey body on their car and wishes
> to sell it. ( http://www.paulbailey.com )
>
> Kai
>
> --
> Kai M. Radicke -- kai@radiohead.net
> 1974 Triumph TR-6 Supercharged
> http://www.pil.net/~felix/supercharger
> Not forsale as a result of this new interest.
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