1968 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
Lake Worth, Florida, United States
More details at: conniechhinken@scotshome.com .
This is a rare model the short wheelbase European T which was only made in 1968 . This one was purchased by US
airman stationed in Italy. Restoration started with bare metal strip down, inspection, then full panel replacement
wherever questionable. factory look wavy undercut applied. Freshly refinished in Earth Olive this rare 68' T
example was a precursor to the 911 from 1969 in the US. This Italian delivery car came with clear/white lens and
Euro headlights. Number 357 of 928 built, very few were delivered to Italy . Offered as a beautiful
driving/investment with nothing needed to enjoy and or show. Comes with COA, series matching engine with rebuilt
upper and lower ends. New pistons, cylinders, cases line bored with upgrades, new rod and crank bearings, valves,
guides,rebuilt Zenith triple carburetors. New exhaust and other engine parts. Revs up quick, sounds tight. The
interior is beautiful with correct perlon carpet and completely redone from top to bottom . Wood wheel with moto
lita hub, period style radio with input for smart phone. Rare last year wider seat backs , all done in beautiful
leather. All new seals, bushings, bearings, suspension etc. This last short wheelbase model is a pleasure to drive
with excellent investment potential .
Please email me with any questions you may have that you don't see answered here. I will also be happy to provide
more detailed photos.
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