Porsche 912

This 912 is no stranger to superlatives. The key details alone are enough to catch your attention: purchased directly from the owner with all original documents dating back to 1967 and a traceable history since delivery. Carefully restored without time or budget constraints, this example has been brought to this largely like-new condition.

The birth certificate and data sheet confirm the delivery condition, as well as the matching numbers—meaning the car not only has the confirmed chassis number and original equipment, but the engine and transmission are also “matching numbers.”

The car not only looks perfect, but it drives that way too. The underbody shows no typical oil deposits; instead, it is completely dry, clean, and free of deformation.

The vehicle was imported to Germany in 2016 and has been issued an H-license plate. It is part of a collection, has been serviced at the Porsche Center, and most recently underwent a major service in August 2025. The vehicle is therefore unrestricted and ready for immediate use.

A total work of art with inner values. The original owner’s manual with operating instructions and a complete set of keys, as well as a tool kit, is also included in this collector’s package. The all-around tinted windows are also a rare and harmonious detail.

Conclusion: This 912 is arguably one of the finest remaining examples and an absolute design classic to boot. Rarely does one find this combination of flawless aesthetics, the pure essence of Porsche driving, and a like-new condition in a vehicle that has been so technically flawlessly restored and maintained. Furthermore, a complete first-hand history for such an early model is an absolute rarity.

This vehicle stimulates all the senses: authentic sound, the characteristic scent, and the ideal balance of perfection and patina, coupled with the assurance of fully serviced mechanics. Plenty of emotion, but also plenty of logic, because a car in this condition is extremely rare and valuable. Although this car is in museum-quality condition, it’s far too good to be kept off the road—in principle, you can drive and show it off on any beautiful day. Gentlemen, start your engines!

The car was delivered on January 19, 1967, by Universal Motor, Cars Los Angeles, to Mr. John R. McGuire Jr.
The car’s complete history is available from the very beginning, including all original documents such as the service booklet, owner’s manual, owner’s kit, service invoices, and many other memorabilia.

In 2016, the German owner purchased the car and restored it through 2018.

The car is in mint condition following restoration using many original parts. A comprehensive overview of the restoration work, including photo documentation and invoices, is available.

Special Features
Catacolor panoramic glazing
Bumper horns