Recent interior refurbishment with new seats and headliner
Supplied with £1,000 worth of additional mechanical parts, including a set of new engine gaskets
Desired colour: Gemini Blue Metallic
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With a 911, you know what to expect. That's the genius of it. You can be sure of its ability to make you smile, whatever the situation. The 'G body' era began with the 1974 model year, marking the first significant revision of the 911's design. The many changes were primarily made in response to increasingly stringent safety requirements in the United States - and it was across the Atlantic that this G-series 911 was destined in 1974.
Now established in France, this 2.7 is a ready-made example of the marque. It benefits from notable recent work, including an interior refurbishment, and comes with a collection of spares that the vendor values at €1,200. As the photographs show, the car bears some signs of its fifty years on the road, so you won't be afraid to drive it as Porsche originally intended. Resplendent in the stunning Gemini Metallic Blue, the charms of this Porsche are absolutely irresistible. 20250216_150952 Sergio Olavegogeascoechea.jpg4.98 MB
History and documents
87,937 miles (141,520 km) indicated
US market LHD example
Valid French "carte grise" and "contrôle technique" until 2028
Imported from Beverly Hills Car Club in the USA to France in 2020
Spent a few months in the UK before returning to France
On receipt of the car the brakes, suspension and fan belt were renewed
Comes with a collection of documents, viewable in the gallery below
FFVE attestation with the correct specification
Note: Due to an administration error, the car's Carte Grise specifies a 3.0L engine and 2 seats instead of 2.7L and 4 seats. However the FFVE Attestation de Collection is correct.
The car's engine number and chassis numbers are matching.
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