1967 Porsche 912 on 2040-cars
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
If you have any questions please email at: bertiebkkavadias@ukartists.com . 1967 PORSCHE 912 COUPE
VIN # 461276. Matching numbers
ENG #. 753604
COLOR #. Aga Blue. /. 6608
Car has won the prestigious PCA (Porsche Club of America) award at the 2015 PCA Parade in French Lick, Indiana. The
award was for the "Heritage and Historic" class for a Porsche 912. It was honored for taking first in Auto Cross,
Concourse, and Rally more then once.
It's a very nice 2 owner car, last owner over 40 years. Repainted in correct factory single stage Glossard German
paint code 6608.
Nice FUCHS, tires, 5 speed, amber Hella 128 Fog Lights, radio delete from factory. Very straight panels and gaps,
window out paint job. Wooden steering wheel not with car, the original will be included. No rust, engine rebuilt
about 15k miles ago, Solus original carbs, all original interior, dash, door panels, head rests. New gas tank, sway
bars, headliner, a very well cared for car. Per the 912 Registry only 119 Aga Blue cars were built. This is a short
wheel base car with tremendous appeal and value.
Car has won many local, regional and national PCA (Porsche Club of America) events. Five national PCA winners in
its class. Documented car with top notch paint work, a joy to drive, pulls good, brakes and transmission are good.
The car needs nothing but a driver. COA from Porsche included, toolkit, tire jack, spare, manuals.
Car is sold as is where is with NO WARRANTY. Despoit of $2,000 with 24 hours of closing....NONREFUNDABLE.
Thanks for looking, all questions answered.
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