1976 Porsche 912e (time Capsule Edition) 1 Owner on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
1976 Porsche 912e (time capsule edition)
This is a very rare one-owner car with 158k miles. 99% original, including a circa 1975 “FuzzBuster” radar detector, Porsche designs driving glasses and driving gloves. Car has a very rare color combo of Talbot Yellow (code 106) with red leather interior – only 10 of these were made! I have never seen another Porsche with this color. The owner also special ordered this car with rare and expensive “Sport Seats”. They have been redone at some point and need to be recovered back to factory leather. This is a nice driver quality 912e that has been looked after. I purchased it from the 85 year old original owner who gave up driving it many years ago. It has been parked in his garage with a cover on it for a couple of decades. He or a family member started and regularly drove the car every month. He kept its registration and insurance current (I have all the documents going back 25 + years) This 912e was a daily driver from April of 1976 to around 1984. In that time the owner put approx 80k miles on the car. The car was then regulated to backup car and then 3rd car. I bought the car in a three car package and need to liquidate these two. The car is in driver quality shape. Many nicks and chips in the paint and the seats need to be redone. No dings or dents but the car could use a repaint. Car starts, runs and rides well for its age. Floors are perfect and is under the hood (no rust) Clean Nevada title in hand (you will be the second registered owner) As a nice bonus he passed onto me a few nice period accoutrements: 1. Original window sticker! 2. Owner’s manual 3. Manual for the original radio 4. All reg. cards for many, many years 5. Jack and un-used spare tire 6. 1975 circa “FuzzBuster” radar detector 7. Porsche designs driving glasses 8. Circa 1980’s driving gloves It’s an original, nice running 912 that will continue to increase in value in this crazy market with a very unique and rare color combo. Please take a look at all pictures and feel free to ask any questions. Happy to assist in shipping worldwide. No bidders with less than 10 feedback. If you have less feedback please email me first. $200 deposit at the close of auction. The balance can be made prior to pick up. Thanks and good luck! |
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