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1965' Porsche 912
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€90,000Published 30 September 2023ID: V0dsvb
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Information from the owner
Body: Coupe
Age: 58 years
Mileage: 700 km
Displacement: 1582 cc
Fuel:
Exterior color: White
Seller's comments about 1965' Porsche 912
From a private collection, this Porsche 912 manufactured in August 1965 belongs to the first generation of 912, with a dashboard painted in the body color, only 3 pressure gauges and a 5-speed gearbox.
In 1965, Porsche ceased operations in August to provide workers with a summer vacation, within the Porsche community it was suggested that 912s built before this break could be considered 1965 model year cars, and those built after were the 1965 model year. from 1966. Porsche archives indicate that only around 1,500 cars were built with the dashboard painted in the body color.
This example delivered to Germany in 1965, (a very rare German version equipped with the 356 B heating system) was imported to Portugal in 1969, having undergone a complete restoration, which was completed in 2023. The bodywork was stripped, restored and treated to epoxy. All the mechanics were restored in detail, from the engine to the gearbox, including the suspension.
Selling or exchanging for a classic sports car of higher value.
In 1965, Porsche ceased operations in August to provide workers with a summer vacation, within the Porsche community it was suggested that 912s built before this break could be considered 1965 model year cars, and those built after were the 1965 model year. from 1966. Porsche archives indicate that only around 1,500 cars were built with the dashboard painted in the body color.
This example delivered to Germany in 1965, (a very rare German version equipped with the 356 B heating system) was imported to Portugal in 1969, having undergone a complete restoration, which was completed in 2023. The bodywork was stripped, restored and treated to epoxy. All the mechanics were restored in detail, from the engine to the gearbox, including the suspension.
Selling or exchanging for a classic sports car of higher value.
