1974 Porsche 911

Targa Chrome Model, all original Targa

2.7

Manual

Clear

I RECEIVED VARIOUS QUESTIONS WHICH I WOULD LIKE TO ANSWER HERE: 1. THERE ARE NO RUST ISSUES ON THE CAR. THERE IS ZERO RUST, ALSO NO SURFACE RUST. THIS CAR WAS ALWAYS GARAGED. I HAVE ADDED NOW PICTURES OF THE TRUNK. NO RUST IN PAN OR BATTERY BOX 2. COLOR: YES, THIS IS THE ORIGINAL COLOR OF THE CAR. RARE COLOR CODE 334-9-3. The car has never had any color changes. You are bidding on a very original 74 Porsche 911 Targa. Body: Original color, very nice paint. Looks stunning and gets tremendous attention wherever you park. I could not find any structual rust on the car. The spoiler was optional in 74 and is 100% original to the car. It can easily be removed with a screws for people that do not like it. Original Porsche manufacturer door stickers are still in the door jams. Chrome: The car came with the desired chrome package. Targa bar in original aluminium, all chrome is nice and shiny, Very nice triangle windows that you can swing open. Original 2.7 L engine. Odometer reads only less than 55,000 miles. The car starts right away even after 3 weeks of sitting in the garage. Battery does not lose any power. The car received new carburetors which where also recently adjusted for a smooth ride. Engine is very strong with great sound. Transmission shifts very easy into all 5 gears as well as into reverse. Interior: No cracks, rips in leather seats, very good original condition. Carpet is free of any stains and very dark. Double floor mats to prevent original floormats from getting dusty. Sunvisors like new and not bubbled up at all. Dashboard all original and in very good state without any cracks. Tires, brakes, suspension etc are good. Original Fuchs wheels. I would not hesitate to drive this car across country. Located in Pennsylvania approximately 2 driving hours from the port in New York, New Jersey. Test drive possible. I am happy to assist with local and international shiping. Import tax into Europe through Netherlands was reduced back to 6% July 1, 2012.