• VIN 12870843
• Number 843 of 1,217 912 Targa's produced in 1968
A very dry and rust-free 912 with good gaps and panel fit. Finished
in Canary Yellow with a Black interior. The paintwork is in good
condition and very presentable with a few blemishes. The 1968-year
model 912 is a one-year-only with side reflectors and small door
pockets. The interior is in great condition with a brushed aluminum
dash, VDO instrumentation, and an AM/FM Blue-Dot Blaupunkt Radio. A
period-correct 1.6-liter flat-four engine (producing 102 SAE hp at
5800 rpm) with a five-speed manual 901 transmission and four-wheel
disc brakes. Complete with a partial toolkit, spare tire, owner's
manual, Porsche Targa operational manual, and 38 years of
registration cards documenting ownership history. It has become
increasingly difficult to find a good daily driver at a great price
point!
History
As production of the 356-model concluded in late 1965, Porsche
officially began production of the 912. Styling, performance,
quality of construction, reliability, and price point made the 912
a very attractive buy to both new and old customers, and it
substantially outsold the 911 during the first few years of
production. Porsche produced nearly 30,000 912 units over 5 years
of production from 1965 to 1969.
1968 Porsche updated the 912 with a unique interior featuring black
and white gauges, a padded dash, and integrated door pockets and
armrests. This gave the 912 the same interior as the 911. The
1968-year model featured side reflectors for the first time, an
exhaust emissions system that required an external belt-driven pump
to pass the new smog requirements in the United States.
Vehicle Details
1968 Porsche 912
Listing ID:CC-1549132
Price:$59,950
Location:Costa Mesa, California
Year:1968
Make:Porsche
Model:912
Exterior Color:Yellow
Interior Color:Black
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:46086
Stock Number:Po4138
VIN:12870843
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