Porsche 911

Caractéristiques

The Porsche 911 2.0, introduced in 1964, is the first model in the celebrated 911 lineage. Powered by a 2.0-liter flat-six engine initially producing 130 horsepower, it stands out for its rear-engine architecture, timeless design, and remarkable performance for its era. A true automotive icon, the 911 2.0 laid the foundation for a model that would go on to become a global benchmark in the world of sports cars. The example presented here is a Porsche 911 Coupé 2.0 with 130 hp, produced on April 19, 1966, and delivered new in Salzburg, Austria. Powered by its original Type 901/01 engine developing 130 hp, this car comes with a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity confirming its factory-original configuration. This certificate notably attests to the matching numbers of its engine as well as its original specification. This 911 is presented in its original "Polorot" color (code 6602), paired with a black leatherette interior, a combination that beautifully highlights the timeless lines of the early 911s. It also features a particularly interesting factory specification, including tinted Catacolor windshield, a Webasto auxiliary heater, a raised seat position, a driver's side exterior mirror, Koni shock absorbers, and a Becker Mexico radio with speakers and antenna. The car has undergone a restoration carried out in accordance with the manufacturer's original specifications, with particular attention paid to preserving its authenticity. Thanks to its certified factory-original configuration, matching-numbers engine, and particularly elegant presentation, this Porsche 911 2.0 is a desirable example from the very earliest generations of the legendary 911. The car can be viewed by appointment, either in person or virtually, at our showroom. Feel free to request a video or the digitized history file, which we would be happy to share. You can contact us by email or by phone for any inquiries.

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