Porsche 911 Targa Softwindow 1967 SWB

Porsche 911 Targa softwindow

Porsche 911 Targa is always a highlight.
When the Targa was unveiled at the IAA in September 1965, the media were all over it.
To this day, it remains one of the most popular forms of the 911.
In the first 2 years, until after the factory vacations in 1967, Porsche did not yet deliver the Targa with the glass rear window, but with a folding window, similar to a convertible: thus a “softwindow”.
Nowadays these rare softwindows are very popular, because of the softwindow it is a similar nice driving as a convertible, because back then Porsche enthusiasts had to wait until the 80s to get their beloved 911 as a convertible.

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This offered 1967 Porsche 911 Targa shows up in beautifull restored condition and everything is how it left the factory:

• matching numbers engine
• matching numbers gearbox
• matching colours

The Kadex proves the factory delivery condition.
Please understand that the engine and transmission numbers have been blacked out by getyourclassic.

This Porsche 911 Softwindow was ordered and sold to Michael Piech.
It was delivered to his estate in Pörtschach in Austria.

The resauration started in Winter before covid. Therefore, it is understandable that the work was not completed until the winter of 2022 / 2023. The engine had just been adjusted at a very well-known engine builder, whose engines have already been used at Le Mans.

The beautiful interior features sports seats, wooden steering wheel and the classic green instruments.
The Blaupunt Frankfurt radio plays matching music as you seek the curves with this rare softwindow.
Referring to Porsche`s advertising slogan is on, in and with this 911 “Every curve a pleasure”.
Convince yourself, place your bid and enjoy the coming summer.

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