An early three-gauge short-wheelbase 912, completed in December of
1966, matching engine and transmission per Porsche Kardex (build
sheet). Delivered new by P.C. Distributors of Culver City,
California, to the first owner was Patrick Booth of Los Angeles,
California, finished in the original color combination of Irish
Green (6606) with a Tan interior. Irish Green is one of the most
sought-after Porsche colors. Factory equipment includes bumperettes
with rubber guards, chrome-plated wheels, and chrome hubcaps with
Porsche crests.
This 912 is a restoration candidate with the matching engine block
and transmission. The majority of the exterior trim is present,
along with the original glass and brightwork. The interior remains
intact, including the front and rear seats, the VDM steering wheel,
the VDO gauges, and interior components. The wheels are 4 � x 15
chrome slotted rims mounted to Vredestein Sprint Class 165 15
tires. The undercarriage is solid and rust-free.
The numbers-matching 1.6-liter flat-four engine block will require
a full rebuild, along with the matching manual 5-speed transmission
and four-wheel disc brakes. The early three-gauge 912
configuration, with the factory driveline, desirable color
combination, and California delivery, represents a rare
opportunity.
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