Porsche 911 T

The front horn grilles and driving light trim were changed from chrome-plated to black to better match the black rubber bumper rub strips, and the rear taillight trim and the branding script was anodized black to match the black engine lid intake grille. Subtle changes continued on the interior of the vehicle with differences notable on the seat adjustment hardware, the coverings of which were available upholstered in vinyl as standard with a real leather option. Leather appointments were standard on the steering wheel of 911 Es, and matched a leather-look finish on the dash and door coverings.

The forged alloy Fuchs with Michelin tires that were standard equipment on the S was offered as an option on the E. As the mid-range model, the 911 E did not receive the anti-roll bars that were present on the 911 S and were equipped with the standard Boge front shocks, or either Bilstein or Konis available by special order.

With just four owners from new and fewer than 23,000 miles on the odometer, it has been meticulously cared for during each owner’s tenure and sparingly driven, resulting in this 911E being a remarkably well-preserved and highly original example.

According to the original sales invoice, it was delivered to Lynn Porsche Audi in Lynnfield, Massachusetts. It was configured in Sepia Brown paintwork over Beige leatherette upholstery and brown velour carpeting. It was fitted with the optional 15×6-inch Light Alloy Fuch wheels, stabilizers at the front and rear axles, a Blaupunkt AM/FM radio, the comfort kit, and tinted glass. The comfort kit added the 911S trim and instruments, chrome rocker panels, and aluminum door sills.

Its first owner kept a meticulous log of the car beginning shortly after taking delivery in 1973, citing every service and instance of maintenance work on the car with the odometer reading and date, even down to adjusting tire pressures. His log spans 11 years up until selling the car to its second owners in August of 1984. They too kept a detailed log of the car’s regular maintenance until April 2013, noting the car’s mileage with every invoice. An included photograph shows the 911 E’s odometer when it rolled over to 20,000 miles with the date handwritten on the back.

It has been detailed both inside and out with Concours-level attention to detail, and special care has been taken over the years to preserve its original finishes. Accompanying the car are records dating back to 1973, the original window sticker, sales invoice, books, and tool kit.

Four Owners From New

Highly Original, Well-Preserved Example

Less than 23,000 miles on the odometer

911S Appearance Package/Comfort Kit

15×6 Light Alloy Fuch Wheels

Detailed Service Records Dating Back to 1973