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1967 – Porsche 911
Chassis No. 306362
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Merci de noter que la carte grise mentionne en nombre de places assise : 2.
Please note that the vehicle registration certificate lists the number of seats as 2.
Chassis No. 306362
French vintage vehicle registration certificate
Correction: Please note that the vehicle registration certificate states the number of seats as 2.
‘Very attractive estimate’
In 1967, Porsche unveiled the first upgrade to the – at the time – brand-new Porsche 911. The new model was named the 911 S and featured a number of mechanical enhancements that delivered a slight increase in performance. The ‘standard’ 911, however, remained in the catalogue for some time yet…
Our car is therefore one of the last examples of the 911 in its first ‘2.0 SWB’ version. According to its Porsche certificate, it was first registered in February 1967 in Portugal, in the colour Ivory 6604 with a black interior and a few interesting options, notably seatbelts, tinted windows and Koni sports shock absorbers.
This car spent its entire life in Portugal before undergoing a full restoration from 2018 onwards. Nothing was left to chance: this exceptional work was carried out by completely stripping the bodywork down for a ‘rotary’ restoration.
Today, the car is in absolutely superb condition, finished in Bahamas Yellow, the correct colour for its model year. Mechanically, aside from being a matching-numbers car, it is in excellent condition and runs perfectly!
This is therefore a very interesting 911 for an enthusiast seeking a rare, historic car which, above all, is in perfect condition and has undergone a top-class restoration!