1967 Porsche 911 Couple on 2040-cars
Stamford, Connecticut, United States
What you are buying is a very rare 1967 911S with Sunroof. Not too many of these around she has a 1971 911 T engine in her that runs goodbut the carbs need to be rebuilt was runing two years ago also the floors are very solid no rotted holes and the dog legs are very good shehas the original transmission in it and a extra rear windshield and front 67 year also has the original heater with new seat covers and many extra partsthe car I had a body shop and didnt repair the rear quarters right,The car needs body work paint rebuild the carbs and redo the interior this car is extremely rare being a 67 S sunroof coupe.
Please contact me only at : russojayv9d@mail-on.us
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