Porsche - 911 2.0 SWB - 1967






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1967 Porsche 911 2.0 SWB in Arena (Sand Beige), 1991 cc, 130 HP, manual transmission, matching numbers and colours, full service history, CoC present, Spanish registration, valid MOT, 159,400 km, located in Borox, Toledo, Spain.
Description from the seller
Sand Beige color bodywork (code 6607), the combination Porsche used to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 911 in 2013. This unit, taken from the museum and from the same year 1967, traveled to some of the world's most important cities to participate in various events (Paris, Shanghai, Sydney, Tokyo, Sao Paulo, Los Angeles…).
Being a 1967 model, it is a short-wheel-base (SWB) unit with the exceptional green serigraphy of the dashboard clocks.
It has a detailed mechanical history:
• January 2009 (95,231 miles): General engine inspection, shock absorbers replaced, … with an invoice from a Porsche center for almost €7,000.
• May 2010 (95,662 miles): Ignition inspection, brakes, carburetor adjustment, … with an invoice from a Porsche center for almost €5,000.
• May 2024 (98,943 miles): Bodywork, engine tune-up, and exhaust restored.
This vehicle was sold new in California in April 1967 and registered in Spain in 2003 with a historic license plate. It left the Stuttgart production line during Christmas 1966 and was sold new in California in April 1967, specifically at Carl R. Carlsen Inc. in San Francisco. According to the documentation accompanying the vehicle, this 911 remained in California until it was moved to Spain, so it has always been in areas with very favorable weather.
The vehicle comes with the Porsche Certificate (PCOA), certifying that the car is Matching Numbers overall (chassis+engine+transmission).
It has an extensive list of extras, highlighting the wooden steering wheel and the chrome wheels.
The vehicle is accompanied by the original maintenance and user books, as well as original documents from the era, including a very extensive file of invoices from the previous owner who had it in the United States.
Only 3,421 units manufactured that year.
The vehicle is registered as historic and is located in Borox (Toledo).
Sand Beige color bodywork (code 6607), the combination Porsche used to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 911 in 2013. This unit, taken from the museum and from the same year 1967, traveled to some of the world's most important cities to participate in various events (Paris, Shanghai, Sydney, Tokyo, Sao Paulo, Los Angeles…).
Being a 1967 model, it is a short-wheel-base (SWB) unit with the exceptional green serigraphy of the dashboard clocks.
It has a detailed mechanical history:
• January 2009 (95,231 miles): General engine inspection, shock absorbers replaced, … with an invoice from a Porsche center for almost €7,000.
• May 2010 (95,662 miles): Ignition inspection, brakes, carburetor adjustment, … with an invoice from a Porsche center for almost €5,000.
• May 2024 (98,943 miles): Bodywork, engine tune-up, and exhaust restored.
This vehicle was sold new in California in April 1967 and registered in Spain in 2003 with a historic license plate. It left the Stuttgart production line during Christmas 1966 and was sold new in California in April 1967, specifically at Carl R. Carlsen Inc. in San Francisco. According to the documentation accompanying the vehicle, this 911 remained in California until it was moved to Spain, so it has always been in areas with very favorable weather.
The vehicle comes with the Porsche Certificate (PCOA), certifying that the car is Matching Numbers overall (chassis+engine+transmission).
It has an extensive list of extras, highlighting the wooden steering wheel and the chrome wheels.
The vehicle is accompanied by the original maintenance and user books, as well as original documents from the era, including a very extensive file of invoices from the previous owner who had it in the United States.
Only 3,421 units manufactured that year.
The vehicle is registered as historic and is located in Borox (Toledo).
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