1970 Porsche 911 911t on 2040-cars
Fulton, New York, United States
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1970 Porsche 911T - 42,448 Original Miles / Collector's Car
This 1970 Porsche 911T is an absolute gem. If you’ve been looking for a classic 911 with the right pedigree…
this is it. With its stunning red exterior paint, white Porsche decals along the side of the car and a black
leather interior, the car will turn heads faster than many modern exotics!
The car is almost completely original, with the exception of a full repaint and a number of interior cosmetic
touchups over the years to keep the car looking as good as it did on day 1. It was professionally repainted in the
original red color 5 years ago. The vehicle only has 42,448 original miles on its odometer and was very
well-maintained by its previous owners; its most recent owner had it for the last 17 years. Mileage was always kept
quite low as this car was owned by individuals with multiple vehicles and/or car collectors.
It features a 5-speed manual transmission and a 2.2L flat-6 engine that produces 123 hp. The car was originally
sold and delivered by Porsche Audi North in Ohio on March 24th 1970. It includes the original owner’s manual, the
original maintenance booklet, a repair manual and 2 keys. It also features a tape player (not original). This
classic 911 is a significant piece of the company's rich heritage and would be a wonderful addition to any
collection. US-spec vehicle - no accidents.
We have the official certificate of authenticity from Porsche. The is a numbers matching vehicle.
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