More pics here... http://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php...#entry11766919

 

Wow. That is perfect!

 

Really nice but the $213K insn't.

 

i'll take two please

 

Shows how much you know about the market...

If there's no stories with the car, that's actually a damn good price, under market value for your typical RS-L.

 

That is one of my all time favs. What do you guys think of the ones that people put together from later 911's, clones? They still look sweet.

 

A bit suspicious. A RS LW w/sunroof?? Don't think so.

 

Warehouse looks familiar, still on s2ki???

 

A buddy of mine just sold one (Concours Cond and PCA Parade 2nd place winner) for $200k (Viper green) so the price is about right.

 

The 73 RS cars are far more complicated than people realize. It is entirely possible to have a genuine 73 RSL with a sunroof. Certainly not what one would expect but simply a matter of how the car was originally ordered and at which point in time during the final build process one considers the car spec'd.

Also, this particular car looks nice BUT it lacks the correct front and rear bumper red trim which a correct RSL would have. And the rear bumper is the short horn version which was only on the prototypes and isn't compatable with the later Carrera lettering that is on this car. Like most of them, it isn't 100%. A LOT of them led hard lives and only got pretty once the prices skyrocketed. I have seen some terribly misrepresented RS cars for sale in recent times.

All this is one reason it is nice to be old enough to have loved and experienced these cars while they were still enthusiast cars and not "collector cars".
JR

 

Beautiful car, looks in great condition.

 

Here is a totaly original version. #197 a joy to drive.

The holy grail of the 911.

 

RS 197, that is a beautiful example you have there.

 

Gents,
If you want to see what a correct RST looks like, double click on Joe's car. I agree, lovely.
JR