1967 Porsche 911 Coupe Short-Wheelbase (SWB)Offered here is an
early 1967 Porsche 911 Coupe Short-Wheelbase (SWB) featured with
matching-numbers. Originally finished in Slate Gray (6601), this
example is now presented in white paint, with extensive peeling,
flaking, and rust visible across the body. For Porsche enthusiasts
interested in an early 911, this non-running project provides an
opportunity to take on a classic from the model's formative
years.Highlights:- Early Short-Wheelbase (SWB)- Matching Numbers-
Factory Color: Slate Gray (6601)- Interior Color: Black- 5-Speed
Manual Transmission- Flat 6 Cylinder 2.0-Liter Engine- Weber Dual
Carburetors- 4-Wheel Disc Brakes- Vintage Push-Button Radio- VDO
Instrumentation- 15-Inch Fuchs-style Alloy Wheels Finished in
White - Spare Tire IncludedEquipped with a 2.0-liter
air-cooled flat-six engine paired with a 5-speed manual
transmission and Weber dual carburetors. Additional features
include four-wheel disc brakes, VDO instrumentation, chrome
headlight rings, a single exhaust outlet, 15-inch 5-spoke
Fuchs-style alloy wheels finished in white paint, and blackwall
tires. The interior is equipped with bucket seats, a four-spoke
steering wheel, map pockets, a glove box, analog clock, and a
vintage SC80A radio.The 1967 model year marked the final year of
the original short-wheelbase 911 before Porsche introduced the
longer-wheelbase design for 1968, making early examples a distinct
chapter in the model's history. Offered as a non-running project,
this 911 Coupe will require significant restoration, including
careful evaluation of the visible rust and body condition.
Presenting an opportunity for the next owner to restore an early
Porsche 911 and bring it back to the road. For $34,750
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