Porsche 911

The vehicle in detail

The Porsche 911 Targa is one of the most iconic variants within the 911 family, a perfect balance between coupé and convertible. The concept originated in the mid-1960s, when new safety regulations in the United States threatened to bring an end to traditional convertibles. Porsche came up with an innovative solution: a removable roof panel combined with a fixed stainless-steel roll bar for added safety. Thus, in 1965, the first 911 Targa was introduced, named after the famous Targa Florio road race in Sicily, where Porsche had celebrated numerous victories over the years.

The 1970s marked an important era for the Targa. The 2.7-liter engine, introduced in 1974, combined refinement with power, while the car’s unique design and everyday usability kept it popular among sports car enthusiasts. The Targa offered the best of both worlds: the open-air feeling of a convertible, with the safety and elegance of a coupé.

Technical specifications

• Mileage: 60.533 Km
• Manual car
• Chassis number: 9115110785
• First registration: 29/04/1975
• Engine capacity: 2700 CC
• Power: 165 Hp
• Top speed: 210 Km/h
• 5 speed manual gearbox
• 2.7 L six-cylinder boxer engine
• Air-cooled
• Exterior color: Copper brown metallic (rare on Targa’s)
• Interior copper: brown (‘Patine’ Chairs)
• 2 Belgian owners