1965 Porsche 911

2.2 S Spec Engine

Manual

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NO RESERVE AUCTION!! This car will be sold with no reserve. Welcome. You are bidding on an early Porsche 1965/1966 911. This car has a clean Ohio title, Porsche Certificate of Authenticity and complete set of keys. In addition is comes with 2 matching Black and Yellow period correct license plates. This car is ready for its new owner. I am happy to help arrange out of state or overseas shipping. I have taken about 60 pictures of the car and they can be seen in the photo album below. Please email me or phone me at 925.876.1281 should you have any questions. http://s263.photobucket.com/user/MrBMW2002/library/302594Porsche Exterior: This car was originally light ivory from the factory. It has been repainted metallic green. This car has very nice lines and gaps. The doors and lids all close and shut properly. This car is fitted with its original glass and still has the original SIGLA windshield. This car does not appear to show any rust in its present condition, however it does look like there is no some factory welding in the front right(assuming there was a minor repair(rust or accident) at one time. The flares on the car are steel and assumed to be hand rolled. Interior: The interior of this car still remains stock. This car was fitted with black leather interior from the factory and it is still present. It has its original gauges, seats, radio, etc. The steering wheel is a real Nardi wheel made in the 70’s. The front seats are still in original condition and are in very nice shape. Engine/Transmission: This car does not have its original engine. It has been fitted with a 2.2S Spec engine. It has new S cylinders, pistons and distributor. It is has Weber 40MM carbs that has also been rebuilt. I was told the engine was rebuilt very recently; however I do not have the documents to prove it. However I did take pictures of it and they show the engine has very little use and is clean. I did do a compression test and it has 150lbs in each cylinder. This engine sounds great and makes great power. It is a very strong engine. It could use a carburetor adjustment as it does pop once in a while. It still has its original 5spd transmission that shifts smoothly. Overall: It is very hard to get into these 65/66 911 and this would be a great chance to buy a running driving car that is ready to be enjoyed today. Please let me know if you have any questions.