Porsche 911

The vehicle in detail

The workmanship is typical of Porsche in the 1960s: functional, high-quality, and focused on the essentials. The beautifully preserved leather conveys a tangible sense of quality and stands out clearly from the imitation leather versions that were common at the time. Together with the classic round instruments and the beautiful wooden steering wheel, this creates an impression that is both purist and elegant, making this early Porsche 911 an automotive document of its time and a highlight for connoisseurs and lovers of classic sports cars alike. In terms of driving dynamics, the 1966 911 inspires with precisely the lightness that characterizes early models. The air-cooled six-cylinder engine responds spontaneously to the throttle, while the low weight and direct steering ensure an intense, unadulterated driving experience. The focus here is not on comfort, but on the direct connection between driver, machine, and road—a characteristic that continues to shape the 911 legend to this day.

This model has "Matching numbers" in all assemblies – from the engine and transmission to all body parts such as fenders, doors, and trunk lid – and thus stands out clearly from restored vehicles.