1969 Porsche 911T Coupe Introducing this Karmann-built 1969 Porsche
911T Coupe featured with a matching numbers engine. It is important
to note that this 911T was rolled out of the factory in its highly
desirable exterior color, Bahama Yellow (6805).Highlights:-
California Car- Matching Numbers- Bahama Yellow (6805)- Schwarz
Interior Color- 5-Speed Manual Transmission- Flat 6-Cylinder
2.0-Liter Engine- Weber Dual-Carburetors- Four-Wheel Disc Brakes-
Classic VDO Instrumentation- Chrome Accents- 15-inch Fuchs-style
WheelsEquipped with a 5-speed manual transmission, Flat 6 Cylinder
2.0-liter engine, Weber dual carburetors, four-wheel disc brakes,
single exhaust outlet, VDO instrumentation, chrome trim, 4-spoke
steering wheel, 15-inch Fuchs-style wheels. Convenience features
include front bucket seats with headrest, driver-side mirror, vent
windows, analog clock, AM/FM radio, and a fender-mounted
antenna.Offered as a project vehicle, this Porsche provides a
straightforward and rewarding starting point for restoration. It is
well suited for an enthusiast seeking to revive a distinguished
German classic or for an aficionado looking to add a significant
and increasingly sought-after model to a vintage lineup. Contact us
today to learn more about this offering and begin the process of
bringing this Long-hood 911 back to its former glory. For $44,500
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