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A 1967 Porsche 911S Coupe has made a spectacular comeback from nearly half a century in storage, acquiring not just a mechanical rejuvenation but also prestigious accolades. This classic vehicle, now owned by a dedicated enthusiast, secured a second-place finish in the preservation class at the 2023 Arizona Concours d’Elegance and was highlighted in Hemmings Classic Car magazine's September 2023 issue.
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Originally sold through Porsche Cars Northwest in Beaverton, Oregon, and delivered to Westside Volkswagen/Porsche in Portland in September 1966, this 911S presents a striking figure in Light Ivory over black upholstery. Its journey from a long-forgotten relic to a celebrated classic involved an extensive mechanical overhaul that included updating the aluminum-case flat-six with 2.2-liter pistons and cylinders, enhancing its vintage appeal while improving performance.
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The car's distinct aesthetic, characterized by its original Light Ivory paint, chrome accents, and iconic Fuchs wheels, reflects a bygone era of automotive design. Despite showing signs of its age and adventures, including stone chips and a cracked turn signal lens, the 911S's character and history are evident in every detail.
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This Porsche's revival extended to its suspension and braking systems, with components stripped, powder-coated, and reassembled with modern replacements where necessary, ensuring that the car's driving dynamics match its visual appeal. Inside, the cockpit remains a testament to 1960s craftsmanship, featuring black leatherette bucket seats, aluminum trim, and the original, albeit disconnected, Webasto gas heater.
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Under the hood, the car's heart—the overhauled flat-six engine—now boasts 2.2-liter pistons and cylinders, alongside meticulously rebuilt carburetors, oil cooler, alternator, and distributor. This engine work, completed by the selling dealer and a marque specialist, ensures that the 911S's performance lives up to its legendary status.
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With just 75k miles on the odometer and about 100 miles added since its latest ownership change, this 1967 Porsche 911S Coupe represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of automotive history. The meticulous care in its restoration and preservation has not only brought this classic back to life but also secured its place as a treasured collectible in the Porsche community.
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