With its distinctive styling, engaging drivetrain, and classic air-cooled character, this 911 would make an enjoyable addition to a collection of historic Porsche sports cars, and a rewarding companion for weekend drives and enthusiast events. Description

Equipment and features: The 911 Carrera 2.7 MFI was produced during the early impact-bumper era and utilised the mechanically fuel-injected flat-six derived from the Carrera RS programme, offering notably sharp throttle response and a distinctive character compared with later CIS-equipped models. · This example is finished in the ever-popular shade of Grand Prix White with contrasting red ‘Carrera’ side stripes and a black vinyl-trimmed targa roof panel, over a black leather and leatherette-trimmed interior, featuring red and blue ‘MacLaughlan’ tartan cloth front seat inserts. · It rides on a set of 15-inch Fuchs alloy wheels finished in satin-black with anodised ‘petal’ spokes and lips, fitted with Continental ContiPremiumContact 5 tyres. · Equipment includes Bosch H4 headlights, a heated rear window, manually operated windows, a fibreglass ‘ducktail’ rear spoiler, ‘impact’ bumpers, an illuminated engine compartment, heater and ventilation controls, and a Porsche-branded radio. · This example has been fitted with Pioneer TS1330 speakers. · The gearbox is a five-speed manual unit (type 915/06) bearing number 7324425. The engine installed is a 2,687cc flat-six with number 6641463, described as a Porsche exchange (‘A.T.’) unit. Additional mechanical features include a Dansk exhaust silencer and stainless-steel brake hoses. · The car is supplied with two keys, along with its documentation file, including the original registration document, Porsche Birth Certificate, expert reports, technical inspection records since 2015, and invoices dating back to 2000.

Condition: Specific notes from the seller include: the targa roof is reported to be in presentable condition. The rear window shows scratching on the left-hand side. There are minor paint touch-ups on the driver’s door and evidence of door dings. The driver’s door and right-front wing display imperfect alignment. Stone chips are visible along the edge of the left-hand front wing. The underside is described as having an underbody anti-gravel coating, and deformation of the floorpan beneath the passenger compartment has been noted. · The seller also notes that the interior has been retrimmed, including tartan seat inserts, replacement carpets, retrimmed rear seats in leather, and a refurbished targa roof covering. Interior trims and the top of the dashboard have been recoloured in black, with traces of the previous red finish reportedly visible in places, including the sun visors. · Additional notes from the seller include: The right-hand headlamp inner housing shows oxidation, there is light oil seep from the gearbox casing, and a heating duct is missing within the engine compartment. · The most recent technical inspection was conducted on 27 April 2020, which recorded minor play in the front suspension joints on both sides, and an engine oil sealing defect was noted during inspection.

Service history: The seller states that the car’s most recent maintenance was carried out in June 2020 at an indicated 20,278 km by Crubilé Sport. Work included engine and gearbox oil changes, the inspection and tightening of the front axle, the straightening of the left-hand front suspension arm, a shock absorber rod replacement, handbrake adjustment, headlight sealing repair and beam refurbishment, horn repair, and a dynamometer test.