Rare 1965 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
Gainesville, Florida, United States
Up for Auction is this RARE Vintage 1965 Porsche 911
First year of 911 Chassis# 300692 Engine#900803 Body#300692 Trans#100725 (901/01) add to your collection 43550 original miles
California car, great to restore, stored most of its life, see the photos
The 911 was bought in Whittier, California. The original rims and tires were stolen from the original owners business and replaced with the current rims
thru his insurance. After a collision to the drivers side, the original owner stored the 911 in his garage. My father purchased the car in the early 90's from the owner's son after at least 10 years of storage. The pan under the front of the car is missing and we never acquired it from the original
owner. We have everything else, if you don't see, ask, its stored in the garage. It was stored in california until we shipped the porsche to its current location in 1996. The driver side door was replaced. Most of the work we have done on the porsche was in the late 90s. The upholstery was redone, the car was repainted, and the pistons, rings, and carburetors were replaced by a Porsche specialist in FL with authentic porsche parts and weber carbs. We have not driven the 911 in at least 5 years, mostly started it every 6 months, but not driven. Car's history was requested in 1998, see photos.
All the original solex carbs and engine parts are included. All of the extra parts we have, are also included.
We have only put about 200 miles on the car, mostly driving around the neighborhood and to the dmv office located in florida At the right price, we will let it go and let someone else enjoy this RARE Vintage Find.
more pictures if requested.
Manual 5-Speed Transmission It has all matching numbers: VIN #300692 Engine #900803
Factory Color is #6407 Please email me any questions that you may have.
"PLEASE SERIOUS Buyers ONLY" Some examples of sales 1.A 1965 911 sold in scottsdale, az in January for over $116,000 and it had rust gaps down both side and needed everything. 2.Ebay had a 1965 911 completed rusted for 125k a few months ago 3.Lot 2231965 Porsche 911 2.0 CoupeTo be auctioned on Saturday, August 16, 2014Sold for $308,0004. Estimate: $250,000 - $325,000
SOLD: $269,500 |
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