1967 Porsche 912

Coupe

4 - Cyl.

Manual

457510

Gasoline

For the elite class of collectors up for bid is a true classic 1967 Porsche 912 Please visit You Tube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6it_XwqInVg to view video of this classic Porsche. Vital Information Year: 1967 Make: Porsche Model: 912 Mileage: 38,135 Engine: 4 Cylinder Exterior Color: Porsche Red Interior Color: Black VIN: 457510 Engine Number: 747799 Type: Coupe, 2 doors, 4 seats ~ Engine ~ Capacity: 1582cc Config: H4 OHV Model: Porsche Flat 4 (356 engine) Bore/Stroke: 82.5mm x 74mm ~ Transmission ~ Transmission: Manual Gears: 5 ~ Drivetrain and Suspension ~ Steering: Rack-and-pinion Front Suspension: Independent/Torsion bar Rear Suspension: Independent/Torsion bar ~ Performance ~ Top Speed: 115 mph 0-60: 12.2 s MPG: 30 Engine Pwr: 90 bhp 5800 ~ Brakes ~ Front: Disc Rear: Disc Awards and Notable Facts The readers of "Car and Driver" Magazine bestowed the "Reader's Choice" top spot on the Porsche 912 in 1967. The car also delivered a level of fuel efficiency that was uncommon in those days. In fact, its almost 30 miles per gallon average fuel consumption rivals some of the more fuel-friendly vehicles of today. When both the 911 and 912 were in production in 1966, the 912 was by far the more popular model. General Specifications Although there were variants on some features, the general specifications for the 1967 Porsche 912 included a flat 4-cylinder 1582 cc engine. That might sound small for a Porsche (roughly 97 cubic inches), but it was equipped with two dual carburetors, meaning each cylinder had a devoted carburetor. The Porsche 912 was 163.9 inches in length, 63.4 inches wide and 51.97 inches tall. It weighed just under 2,100 lbs. Performance The Porsche 912 didn't have the kind of power that you might expect from a Porsche, but again, it did get nearly 30 miles to the gallon. The horsepower of the vehicle was 102. The car could do 0 to 60 mph in a little over 11 and a half seconds. A quarter mile could be run in just over 18 seconds. The top speed of the 1967 Porsche 912 was just under 120 miles per hour. 912 Information Visually similar to the 911, the 4 cylinder 912 first appeared in 1965 effectively replacing the 356C. Mechanically the 912 used the 911 suspension, (and later the dual-circuit brakes of the 911), but was powered by the old 356, 1582cc engine. The 912 came in both Coupe and Targa formats, late cars used the revised longer wheelbase of the sister 911. 912's were particularly popular in the US, indeed the 912 confusingly reappeared in 1975 for the US market only. Apart from its brief reappearance in 1975 the production of the 912 finished in 1969, by then over 30,000 cars had been built. ~ History on this Magnificent Classic Beauty ~ I bought this amazing classic car about two years ago from a private estate that was part of an elderly gentlemen’s private collection. The car is mostly stock original and runs excellent and its appearance is stylishly elegant and strikingly beautiful. It has been well taken care of. To my knowledge there has only been one owner other then myself. Please feel free to email with any questions. ~ Deposit ~ We do require a paypal deposit when a vehicle is purchased using eBay auctions of $500.00 payable within 24 hours. ~ Payment ~ All transactions must be paid in full in US Dollars prior to delivery or transport of vehicle. Payment may be made by wire transfer, certified U.S. cashier check due within 3 days of auction close. ~ Local Pickup Only ~ This vehical is local pickup only and is located in Kalispell, MT 59901. Have a Merry Christmas & God Bless youOn Dec-17-10 at 01:29:53 PST, seller added the following information: Click on the link below to view video of this classic Porsche. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6it_XwqInVg On Dec-18-10 at 15:47:20 PST, seller added the following information: View Addition Video of the classic Porsche by clicking the link below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwiNx9-gLO0 On Dec-18-10 at 15:56:36 PST, seller added the following information: This is an amazing car as it was very cold out at only 14 degrees when we took this last video today and as you can see she runs great!