1965 Porsche 2.0 liter SWB raced at the 1967 12 Hours of Sebring endurance race

The early Porsche 911 has experienced remarkable gains in value for the last several years. The early Porsche 911 SWB along with S models. RS models and RSR Porsches are enjoying accelerating gains in marque appreciation and investment value. The sweet spot is defined from 1964 to 1974 on the 911 and of course we can’t forget the turbo 930’s. The experts are continuing to boast more positive numbers on the 911 variety of the Porsche and rightly so. This 911 is quite a bit more desirable having a history in period racing. piloted by a professional driver and well known European Champion. This 1965 Porsche 911 raced at Sebring in 1967 by the European Hill Climb Champion Joseph ‘Sepp’ Greger. Couple that with the fact that this car held its own during the grueling 12 Hours of Sebring on 4/1/1967 with no mechanical issues while running hard for 12 continuous hours. This vehicle started the grid at 35th and finished after running 12 hours in 22nd. place. This Porsche 911 is your instant passport to the world’s greatest race events including European style cross country events. The 911 is always welcome to display at car shows. Porsche club events. cars and coffee. and let’s not forget the fantastic Rennsport gatherings. ( Oct 2015 Ca. ) Since this car is registered for the road. you now have the option of cruising in this beautiful classic or running with the pack at some of the most prestigious events in the world. You can see in the photos. this Porsche was the subject of a ground up restoration. This 911 is just a moment in time that will never be repeated. You owe it to yourself to take a trip in this rolling piece of art thru the countryside and just take it all in. Go ahead… live-it-up……. you deserve it. Questions may be emailed or call 404-386-0010