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by Michael Gulett –
The Porsche 911 is one of the most popular sports cars in history simply because it is fast, pleasing to look at and reliable. The Porsche 911 can be driven on the street and raced – both done exceptionally well.
I owned a 1967 Porsche 911 in the early 1980s and drove it during the winters in Colorado even though it did not have a heater fan. I heated the car by revving the engine and I wore a heavy coat. My second Porsche 911 is a 1996 model that I bought new and still drive. The heater fan works great.
The 1965 Porsche 911 captured the imagination of millions of car lovers around the world and the unique Porsche 911 for sale here was a real race car back in the day and was owned by the world famous German driver, Sepp Greger, who raced it at Sebring in 1967.
1965 Porsche 911 2.0-Liter For Sale
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Year: 1965
Chassis number: 303474
Exterior: Red
Interior: Black
Engine: 2.0 liter – original engine with original Solex carburetors
Transmission: 5-speed manual
Odometer: 67,500 miles
Raced at the 12 Hours of Sebring and the 4 Hour Sebring races in 1967
Two owner – mint condition
Raced by the famous German driver, Sepp Greger
No accidents – all original sheet metal
Ground up restoration completed in 2013
Georgia USA title
Text and photos by the owner, Guy Anderson
This Porsche qualifies for virtually all vintage events worldwide since it raced at Sebring in period (1967). The car is registered in Georgia USA for use on the road.
This beautiful Porsche 911 2.0 liter is still powered by its original engine and 901 5-speed transmission. The Porsche is fed fuel thru its original Solex triple barrel downdraft carburetors. This 911 was the subject of a several year restoration that was completed in 2013. The result of that restoration is shown in the photos. This Porsche 911 runs as good as it looks and is street legal as well as race capable.
The Porsche 911 features its original 1965 date coded race seat belts and the 1965 date coded original owners manual and Becker radio booklet. During the later half of the 1960’s this Porsche had Porsche-air installed by Art Bunker VW Porsche and the original brochure is included in the sale.
The interior features the original beautiful wood-rimmed steering wheel, the wood dash along with a wood gear shift knob. This Porsche also has heat exchangers on the exhaust and a Factory optional Wabaso gas heater. The early Porsche short-wheel-base cars had two large metal weights mounted in the front bumper to keep the front end from lifting under power. This Porsche still maintains those factory weights in the front bumper.
The original sheet metal including the rolled sheet steel rear metal flares plus original floor pans have been retained on this special 1965 Porsche 911.
Race History
31 March 1967 – Sebring 4 Hours
Owner: Sepp Greger
Drivers: Sepp Greger and Gunter Besier
Result: 14th
Grid: 33rd1 April 1967 – Sebring 12 Hours
Owner: Sepp Greger
Drivers: Sepp Greger and Gunter Besier
Result: 20th
Grid: 35thSebring 1967
A mint condition 1965 Porsche 911 for sale is rare – a 1965 Porsche 911 for sale that raced at Sebring in period is extremely rare.
This is a great opportunity to acquire a unique Porsche 911 that is sure to appreciate in value while the new owner has a lot of fun.
Price: $375,000
Location: Woodstock, Georgia USA
Contact: Guy – Email: andersong06@comcast.net – Telephone: 404-386-0010
Sebring 1967 – Slide Show (No. 41)
This 1965 Porsche 911 Today – Slide Show
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