These heads came from the same car, a 70 911T, Targa with a Sportomatic trans. Part# is 911.104.306.0R

Complete with all valves, springs, etc. still assembled. All studs in great shape.

I partially cleaned them to inspect the combustion chambers. 2 of them have minor pitting in the combustion chambers, but are very usable.

I recommend that you fully disassemble to fully clean, check seats & guides, replace valve stem seals, etc.

$1,500. - OBO. Prefer local pick-up but will crate and ship (for actual cost) if need be.*

EDIT - 9/26/20


Price Reduction ... $1,000. cash & carry, LAX South Bay area


EDIT 5/16/21 -

Price Reduction ... $900. cash & carry, LAX South Bay area


NOTE:

If shipping is required, ships from zip 90501

I ship with whoever provides the least expensive quote - unless a specific shipper is requested by the buyer.

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Minor pitting in one

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A little more severe pitting in another one, but still quite useable

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Keen but shipping worries me what the total weight allowing for packing worldwide,I would be looking @ freight forward to Oregon,thanks.

Are you looking for a shipping quote to Oregon? If you provide me with an address, I'd be happy to find the least expensive method.

Shoot me a PM

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... or they're going to the recycle bin

PM sent

Still available

Payments...need anything CNC manufactured/machined?

Not at the moment, Mike.

I'm selling them 'as is', but they look pretty solid. I only cleaned the combustion chambers, the tops still need cleaned.

I have these listed on the 911 Registry and Samba classifieds ... but offer them at a reduced price here for my 914 family members

Hell mark, post the box weights and sizes. Then it's 0 wasted time on your end.

They're resting in a milk crate at the present time, Kevin. Hoping for a local buyer to personally inspect and pick up ... but I guess I can estimate crate dimensions and weight

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I send stuff like that around the country and world all the time. Xcountry is probably $40-50.

I had lost track of where I stored these, but recently found them again.

I can ship as is, or deliver them to European Motor Works for evaluation/clean-up and any machining work (valve job, larger valves, etc.) for the buyer.

Fall 2020 - massive price reduction

NOW ONLY $1,200. cash & carry, LAX South Bay area

Optional shipping if needed - on buyer's dime

Mark, Are you going to be in town Nov 1-5? Shar and I will be at some point that week for a day. We could catch up.

Hi Mike.

Yes, I'll be in CA until the end of the year. Be sure to try the veal, and don't forget to tip your waitresses ...


One one of our friends is retiring at year's end, so she'll be able to come stay here to help Dianne out so I can go visit America again

I thought it was tip the veal and try the waitress

- MR

Price Reduction ... $1,000. + shipping

wow selling this one item since 2015. That has to be some kind of record.

I lost track of them when I packed up and closed up shop in 2015. Had to buy a place with multiple garages and a shipping container at another location to stuff everything in

I know exactly where they are now

It"s all good just my attempt at humor and free bump lol

I've had a couple of inquiries regarding the specs and history.

I had my friend Adrian Gang from Edelweiss Porsche (Porsche mechanic to the stars - Jerry Sienfeld, etc.) confirm that these heads are early (1970) 2.2L 911 'T' (carb'd) heads, with 46mm intake valves, 40mm exhaust valves, and 32mm intake ports - same as I measured with my calipers.

It was a running motor when pulled for a 3.0L swap in a '70 911T. I disassembled it to re-ring and reseal, but never got around to reassembling it - so I parted out most of it years ago ... only have the heads, cam housings, cams, an oil cooler, heat exchangers and a Marelli 112BX distributor left.


The heads will need a bit more cleaning up, but my soda blast cabinet is in AZ, and I'm stuck in CA dealing with my wife's medical issues for the time being

Hope that answers any questions

Final price reduction ... $900. + shipping

I'm surprised these have not sold, I guess RPM's are out of fashion. A short stroker like a 2.2-2.4 would be my choice for building a funday driver. Something about the way they sound I guess. Good luck on selling these

Responded to your PM, David @DavidSweden

Still available ...

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I also found two more 2.0L heads - dated 5/67 and 6/67. They are bare (no valves) and have threaded air injection ports.

They're nice and clean too ... (will post pix soon)


Only asking $200. for the pair + shipping