1970 Porsche 911t 2 Owner Matching Numbers on 2040-cars
Solana Beach, California, United States
Original Mark purchased this example on a special order on January 15th 1970. He was filled with much anticipation to finally drive his very own famous Porsche. As he drove away he was captivated by the sounds of the 911 race inspired engine.
Mr. Sussman enjoyed many decades of Porsche enthusiast times
and events in his 911. Mark eventually updated his Porsche passion with a new
911. Still in love with his first 911 he kept it stored away in the family
garage. There it sat for decades but driven once in a while to keep it alive
and to relive the unforgettable sounds of the 2.2 liter short stroke engine. The
car ultimately was passed on to his son who didn’t like yellow and painted it
black. His son didn’t use the car but a few times keeping it covered at his
home. There is when I ran into him and purchased the 911 in This 911 with its low mileage is in superior running and driving condition. Since I owned it I have done my share of updating and maintenance. The interior is mostly original and the Color should be returned to the original Light yellow color. It has the original spare tire a Dunlap dog bone, and including the original books with early Vasek Polak receipts including the original registration card. Call Jeff for more details 480 466 2437
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