Porsche 911 T

For the mechanical work, the 911 went to air-cooled specialists Auto Edge in Mahtomedi, Minnesota, for a thorough inspection. Over $16,000 was spent on a full engine-out service, including a valve adjustment, oil and filter service, new distributor cap, rotor, ignition wires, ignition coil, and motor mounts. The engine tin was removed and sent out for powder coating, along with the suspension components. The differential side bearings, main fuel line, and clutch cable were all replaced. The alternator was sent out to be rebuilt, two new batteries were installed, and the ride height was lowered to European spec.

Additional service records document over $8,000 in mechanical and detail work performed between 2022 and 2025 by Vision Motorsports and European Collectibles. In 2023, Vision Motorsports serviced and tuned the Bosch Mechanical Fuel-Injection system by servicing and tuning the ignition distributor, setting the MFI pump mixture, synchronizing the throttle linkages and intake stacks, replacing the spark plugs and fuel filter, and repairing the throttle linkage and accelerator pedal assembly. The shifter was also rebuilt with new bushings and guides, the fuel tank was cleaned, the fuel-tank fitting screen was replaced, and a new fuel filter was installed. A compression test was consistent with readings of 159, 165, 160, 165, 165, and 168 psi across the six cylinders.

Subsequent maintenance included an oil and filter service, brake-fluid flush, tire rotation, and replacement of the engine oil-filler cap in late 2024. European Collectibles continued the sorting in 2025 with fuel-system diagnosis and timing, dwell, and fuel-mixture adjustments, plus installation of a new fuel-level sender, replacement of the three-point seat belts, new hood shocks, and repair of the driver-side door latch. Additional work also included installation of a chrome rear grille and the Porsche and 911T decklid emblems (The original black anodized grille and badges come with the car). Together, these records reflect consistent attention to the 911’s mechanical operation, safety systems, and presentation.

Mechanically, the matching 2.4-liter flat-six Mechanical Fuel Injection engine (Type 911/51) produces 130hp and runs phenomenally well, paired with a smooth-shifting manual 5-speed transmission (Type 915) and a four-wheel disc braking system. Complete with spare wheel, jack, tool kit, owner’s manual, and 38 years of service records. A rare opportunity to acquire a well-documented, one-year-only external oil-fill 911T in amazing condition!