1968 Porsche 911 T S Sunroof Matching# Original Californian Car!no Rust 2 Owner on 2040-cars
Santa Monica, California, United States
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1968 porsche Sunroof 911 T ( S ) Original Californian For Sale
Once In your Life time! NO RUST! MATCHING NUMBERS! ORIGNAL COLOR ( IRISH GREEN ) NEW INTERIOR ! 2 OWNER ! NO ACCIDENT ! FUCHS WHEELS! NEW BRAKE LINES! NEW WINDOW SEALS! S BRAKES! I am offering for sale my lovely 1968 Porsche 911 T (S) Sunroof Original Californian Sports car. The car started her life in Los Angeles . The first owner was a Gentleman from Beverly hills who had the car and always kept well. The car originally was a sportmatic but he ordered to change the trans mission by the Porsche dealer to manual. He always repair the car in West LA Porsche garage. One day he end up to by a Ferrari and one of the lucky worker for the Porsche shop bought the car from the Gentleman. The car ended up to the back yard by the house of the Porsche Mechanic. Since the car was a MATCHING NUMBER RUST FREE CAR WITH ORIGINAL FLOOR AND SUNROOF i decided to put back in original shape ! The car has the original 2.0 matching engine and 4 speed manual trans mission. It is runs nice with strong engine . ONCE IN YOUR LIFE TIME! DO NOT MISS OUT ON THIS ONE ! RARE CAR HARD TO FIND ! I WILL AD 120 PICTURES TO SHOW THE CONDITION OF THE CAR. Engine number :3380434 vin number :11835702 color code :6806 International buyers are welcome in my auction! The car sale as is ! There is no Warranty ! If you are interested in the Porsche please feel free to ask questions or please call me at 323 632 9308. My payment method is Bank wire transfer or cash in person. The buyer must pay $600 deposit right away ! The full peymant must do with in 4 business day PLEASE LOOK AT THE 120 PICTURES FROM THIS GORGEOUS CAR! IT WILL HELP YOU TO HAVE AN IDEA ABOUT THE CONDITION OF THE CAR. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING MY AD HAPPY BIDDING.
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Porsche to introduce new Boxster Spyder, Macan GTS this year
Mon, Mar 16 2015Dig the new Porsche Cayman GT4 but really wish it came in open-top form? Love the Boxster GTS but wish it had more punch? Well we've got good news for you, friend, as that seems to be precisely what Porsche has in store. Among the new models the Volkswagen Group has lined up for this year will be a new Porsche Boxster Spyder. Although no details were announced along with the name, there are a few elements we can look forward to. The new Boxster Spyder is tipped to be essentially an open-top version of the Cayman GT4, but just how many of the latter's components will make the jump from coupe to convertible remain to be seen. The GT4 packs the 3.8-liter flat six from the 911 Carrera S with 385 horsepower, channeled to the rear wheels through an old-school six-speed manual transmission. It also has carbon-ceramic brakes, revised aero, and a stiffened suspension. The Spyder version of the previous Boxster arrived in 2009 with a modest 14-horsepower boost, a retuned suspension and a good 176 pounds trimmed off its curb weight thanks to the elimination of the motorized soft top, air-con and other components. That's not all Porsche has in store for 2015, though. The German automaker has also confirmed a Macan GTS is in the works that promises to explore the little crossover's performance potential. Projecting just what Porsche will do to Macan to give it the GTS treatment, though, is a little tricky. Sure, the German automaker already offers GTS of the rest of its lineup, but just where that model slots in to each line varies. On the Boxster and Cayman, it slots in between the S and GT4/Spyder. For the 911, it serves as a mid-point between the Carrera S and the GT3. And with the Panamera and Cayenne, the GTS bridges the gap between the S and Turbo models. Considering both the Macan S and Macan Turbo pack twin-turbo V6s, the Macan GTS could serve as a mid-point between the S and Turbo with around 350-360 hp, or (more likely) top the range with upwards of 420 hp. One way or another, though, we can expect upgrades to the suspension, brakes, rolling stock and trim to complete the package. Most of the rest of the announcements made in VW's annual report we either already knew about or are of little interest, but the document also confirms new Lamborghinis on the way, including two new versions of the Aventador (likely to be the new SV coupe we just saw and an SV roadster) and three more of the Huracan as well, including two Spyder versions of the latter.
Porsche previews new 911 in development
Thu, Jul 23 2015Porsche has taken the rather unorthodox step of releasing a series of photos of a new vehicle before it reveals it in full, sans brightwork and covered in dirt. That model, as you can see, is the new 911, expected to feature a number of upgrades and some big changes over the 991-generation line it will replace. The photos give us an advance look at the update, with more details to follow. Likely to be dubbed (unofficially) as the 991.2 or 991.5, the new 911 will encompass the usual array of visual updates: revised bumpers, headlights, rolling stock, interior equipment... the works, as we saw from the most recent batch of spy shots. But the biggest change will be under the hood, where Porsche is expected to fit a new family of downsized, turbocharged flat-six engines to replace the naturally aspirated units in the current models, likely with more power and improved performance to boot. We expect the launch of the new 911 to kick off a raft of new versions to follow, including coupes, convertibles, and Targas (as you can see from the photos), as well as rear- and all-wheel-drive versions in various states of tune. The current generation, after all, bred a about two dozen versions, and you can bet the new one will lead to just as many, from the base Carrera all the way up to the Turbo. That will (as in the all-turbo Macan range) likely remain the flagship model, even after the forced induction no longer sets it apart. The GT3, GT3 RS and a new purist model are expected to be the only hold-outs for atmospheric pressure, but the widespread adaptation of turbocharged power will put another degree of separation between the new 911 and the naturally aspirated, air-cooled models of old. For more details, we'll have to wait until Porsche reveals the full monte, but for a taste of what's to come, look no further than the 19 high-resolution images in this slideshow. Related Video: Featured Gallery 2017 Porsche 911: Testing View 19 Photos Image Credit: Porsche Porsche Performance porsche 991
Autoblog Unplugged: 2015 Porsche 911 Targa 4S
Tue, Feb 10 2015The day began cold and clear. It felt like a perfect late autumn afternoon to flog the 2015 Porsche 911 Targa 4S on the backroads west of Detroit. So it seemed, anyway. An impromptu snow squall came out of nowhere, dampening the roads and our spirits, though the latter quickly were lifted as we began putting our German sports car through its paces. Quite simply, the 911 Targa 4S is up for almost everything. The all-wheel-drive system kept us poised and secure – it takes a bit to unsettle this 911 when all four wheels are clawing at the pavement. We still had 400 horsepower on tap, which is a riot to channel via the seamless PDK gearbox in any condition. Yes, this is a Targa, so even in the snow we dropped the top, cranked the seat heaters and had a heck of a good time. It's hard not to when you're motoring in something that starts at more than $120,000. Still, weather in Michigan can throw anyone a curve. We dealt with it, and luckily, you don't have to. In this Autoblog Unplugged you get all the good stuff. The purr and whine of the engine. Up-close shots of the Targa as it tackles the road – and best of all – no talking. Unplugs are all about driving. Thus, we'll shut up. Please enjoy.












