1968 Porsche 911 Coupe on 2040-cars
Stewartstown, Pennsylvania, United States
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1968 Porsche 911 short wheel base Coupe SWB. Badged as a 911L, it has several period correct 911L features such
as the 911L / S vented dual circuit disc brakes and front and rear sway bars as well as the 911L engine type
901/14. In storage from 1995 until 2006 then again from 2007 until 2015.
It has the Certificate of Authenticity from Porsche North America. See attached scan for full details. Build
date is 9/15/1967. The engine was removed in 2006 due to a problem in cylinder #2. While in storage, the car
was vandalized: they stole the wheels, front hood, caused minor body damage to the right front fender and broke the
driver’s door glass. Missing engine parts include: alternator, fan and muffler. Only known history is verbal
history from previous owner (owned from 1995 - 2015).
VIN: 11830109
VIN decoder: 11830109: 11 = 911; 8 = 1968; 3 = Coupe USA; 0109 = serial number
Engine Designation Type: 901/14
Engine case casting date: October 1967 (10 dots = October; 67 = 1967)
Engine Build #: 11852
Engine Serial Number: NA
Chassis production / build # on dash knee panel: 11805185
Overview:
Original color code 6806 (Irish Green)
Vented dual circuit disc brakes (911S)
Factory front and rear sway bars
Mileage stated on title (1995) 37,500
Mileage currently showing on odometer 37,897
Body and chassis appear solid, floor pan was replaced at some juncture
Five speed manual transmission type # 902/1; Serial #: NA
Mismatched 911 steel wheels
Engine turns freely by hand but told there is a problem in cylinder # 2
Original Italian Weber 40IDA AP3C carburetors
Like new stainless steel heater boxes
Missing engine parts include: alternator, fan, muffler
Non-original seats
Original 911L Driver’s Manual
Overview issues from vandalism:
Hood is missing
Damage to right hood hinge and minor body damage near hinge (from crowbar)
Left door glass is broken
Wheels were stolen (now has 4 mismatched early 911 steel wheels)
No keys
Valid Pennsylvania title
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