Porsche 912

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Mostly original paint finished in Light Ivory with an original Beige interior. The documentation is unbelievable: original window sticker, original invoice, Porsche 912 Service Book I & II, customer identification card from the original dealer, all service records, handwritten logbooks of every gas fill-up and service since the date of purchase, owner’s manual, jack and tool kit.

From 2018 to 2019, European Collectibles, Inc. was commissioned to complete a full mechanical restoration of the driveline & suspension. The engine was completely disassembled, and the case was split & checked, it still was the standard line and cam bore and did not need machine work. The original engine was rebuild included: new pistons & cylinders, rebuilt heads, main bearings, rod bearings, rebuilt rods, refurbished cam, the distributor & carburetors were rebuilt by Carburetor Rescue, all the sheet metal was powder coated, and the hardware was CAD plated. The transmission was completely disassembled and rebuilt, replacing the synchro’s, bearings and gaskets. The exterior of the 912 was kept as is to preserve its original patina. Interior is mostly original. The gauges were completely disassembled, detailed and refinished. The floor pans & undercarriage were completely stripped to steel and were detailed to show condition including German undercoating, CAD plating & powder coating all of its original components. The suspension components were replaced using all new bearings, bushings, and shocks. Brakes were completely rebuilt including rebuilt calibers by PMB Performance, new brake pads, new rotors, and hoses. An excellent opportunity to acquire a very original time capsule in excellent mechanical condition and amazing documentation.

History
In the early 1960s, Porsche was planning to discontinue the Type 356, which would leave them with the newly-introduced Type 911 as their only product. Concerned that the considerable price increase of a 911 with flat opposed six-cylinder powerplant over the 356 would cost the company sales and narrow brand appeal, in 1963 Porsche executives decided to introduce a new four-cylinder entry-level model. Like the 911, the four-cylinder 912 was originally known at Zuffenhausen by a number with a zero in the middle, but the “902” designation was never used publicly.