1966 Porsche 912 Coupe Barn Find With Dust Still On It!! Blue/black 3 Guage~ on 2040-cars
Marietta, Georgia, United States
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Up for auction is a 1966 Porsche 912 3 guage coupe which we recently acquired from the neighbor of a good customer of ours. A true barn find which has been stored in a covered barn in south Georgia for the last several years after the previous owner began to repair the rust damage to the front suspension pan but never finished it. We have not even knocked the dust off it yet! The Vin number is 454916, which matches on the door tag, front metal tag and stamping on the chassis. The title for the car has been lost and will be sold with a bill of sale only. The motor that is included does not appear to be original to the car as the engine # is 4093557. It does turn over by hand freely but does have a tight spot, as such should be completely rebuilt before trying to run it. The transmission appears to be original to the car as it is date coded 2/66. The original paint code on the car is 6607 which is Sand Beige, but it is currently painted a blue/silver color. Overall the paint appears to be in very good shape and once the dust is knocked off should look great. The interior is black with aluminum trim on the dash. It has a Momo steering wheel installed as well as some additional guages under the dash but appears to be stock otherwise, everything is in very good shape and will clean up nicely! Black headliner is in good shape. Car has a tape deck and custom speaker box behind/above the rear seats. The wheels are not original to the car but are period correct Fuchs which came on the 911's The car has had some previous repairs on the underside floor pans, which all appear to be in good shape. The car comes with parts to complete the rust repair on the front suspension pan as pictured, once that is taken care of the rest of the car is extremely solid! There is no rust or bubbling of the paint around the windows which is very common on these cars!
We encourage you to come and take a look at the car in person, it is located in Marietta, GA. If you are not able to come see it feel free to send us a message with any questions you have. The car is being sold as-is where-is meaning that the car is being offered with NO warranty of any kind and the buyer is responsible for all shipping costs. A $500 deposit will be due via Paypal with 24 hours of the auction ending, full balance should be paid by cash, cashiers check or wire transfer prior the car being picked up. |
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