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1969 Porsche 912 Base 1.6l on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:106000
Location:

Monroe Township, New Jersey, United States

Monroe Township, New Jersey, United States

Matching numbers 1969 912 Targa. 
I am not a dealer. This 912 is from my personal collection in which I have owned for four years.
I have the original bill of sale from Snider Motors in Oak Ridge Tenn. dated Sept. 16 1969. Also included is the Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, dated 2/12/96. 
The documentation is extensive with invoices of all work performed to the car for over the last 43 years.
Original interior except for the sport seats.

During my ownership the following work as done. 
1) Glass out stripped to bare metal, rust repaired on one door only. then repainted its original color Irish Green
2) All rubber replaced.
3) Engine taken out, inspected, cleaned, engine bay detailed.
4) Rebuilt front end, new shocks, new brakes, new brake lines, rebuilt carbs,new clutch, rebuilt clutch and brake pedals,
5) Tach, Clock, Speedometer were rebuilt by Palo Alto.
6) New Tach Drive gear and speedo cable.
7) Targa top was rebuilt by Dan Petche of Cars Inc.

Above work was completed by Rennwerke Porsche, Elmsford, NY.

New upgrades installed.
1) GTS Sport S front seats.
2) Leather padded steering wheel -from Dallas Steering wheel.
3) European headlights.
4) New front seat belts.
5) Dash pad recovered in leather.  
6) New Optima yellow top battery. 
7) Custom Autosound radio period current( no cutting of dash)

Included with car are following:
-Set of 15" Fuchs wheels
-original radio
-steering wheel
-head lights
- front seat belts
-front seats
-front bumperetts
- 2 original keys

The Car is in great running condition. Blast from the past!!!!

This car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to cancel this auction.
No warranty expressed or implied. I would suggest all interested parties do a PPI.


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