Porsche 911 S

The vehicle in detail

The first Porsche 911s were produced in late 1964, always equipped with the 2.0-litre engine with 130 hp. In late 1966, the 911S was presented, at the time as the new top model. These very early 911s which still feature a 6-digit vinnumber, received an “S” stamped behind the chassis number at the factory for the S version. A special feature of this first 911 S series.

Power increased by more than 20% over the “normal” 911 to 160 hp, giving a top speed of 225 km/h, which was incredible at the time.

This stunning 911 was delivered new in Germany in May 1967 by Cologne-based Porsche dealer Fleischhauer. In the beautiful cult colour bahama yellow with a black interior. Exactly as it looks today. The engine is matching-numbers, the gearbox is not, but it is a correct 5-speed from 1968.
The first owner owned the 911 until 1991, at which time it was already bought by a collector. He signed it out in 1994 and he decided to fully restore the 911. An intensive restoration of reportedly 3 years was carried out at the time. In 2012, the 911 was bought by a Dutch collector, who registered the 911 in the Netherlands.