Porsche 911 T

All the hardware and components were restored per factory specifications. All parts used in the restoration were sourced from Sierra Madre Collection or Stoddard Import Parts. In 2013, the 911T was purchased by the third and current owner who, over the next 7 years, spent time improving the cosmetic and mechanical aspects of the car. On October 10, 2013, Artwerks in Pasadena, California was commissioned to rebuild the transmission. In 2015, the interior was completely reupholstered including carpets, headliner, seats, and rear seats, with houndstooth inserts. According to the current owner, the engine was rebuilt in 2017 and the first 1000-mile service was performed by Pasadena Air Cooled including an oil change and tune up. On December 9, 2021, Rusnak Porsche in Pasadena was commissioned to rebuild the carburetors and flush the fuel lines. The work was performed by Bill Manuel who apprenticed under Vasek Polack, and now is the Head Mechanic for the Classic division at Rusnak Porsche, Pasadena, California. Under 2,500 miles have been added since the engine rebuild. By 2017 the 911T began competing in PCA Street Division concours events.

Accolades – Since the completion of the restoration

2017 – PCA SGVR Concours- Street Division – Tied for 1st in Class
2017 – PCA GPX Concours- Street Division – 1st In Class
2017 – PCA OCR Concours- Street Division – 1st in Class
2017 – PCA LAR Concours- Street Division – 1st in Class
2017 – PCA SBR Concours- Street Division – 1st in Class
2017 – PCA GEM Concours- Street Division – 1st in Class
2017 – San Marino Motor Classic – 3rd in Class
2019 – PCA LAR Concours – 2nd in Class

Today, the paintwork shows incredibly well with excellent gaps and panel fit with a few imperfections. The brightwork, original ‘Sekurit’ glass, and 911S rocker trim are all in excellent condition. The upholstery is in remarkable condition and has been tastefully upgraded with white, black, and green hounds tooth inserts on the front seats. The interior also features a factory deluxe butterfly horn ring, an original steering wheel, VDO instrumentation, and a Blaupunkt AM/FM blue dot radio. The undercarriage and suspension components are coated per factory specifications and show very well with no signs of rust.

Mechanically powered by a matched 2.2-liter flat-six engine (Type 911/07) producing 125hp paired with a 5-speed manual 901 transmission and four-wheel disc braking system. Complete with owner’s manual, original warranty maintenance booklet, tool kit, spare, jack, Certificate of Authenticity, and 44 years of documented history. A great opportunity to acquire a matching number 911T offered with exceptional documentation finished in its original color combination.