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1971 Porsche 911 2.2 T

To be advised

Carroceria

Coupe

tipo de combustible

Petrol

motor

2195 cc

Transmisión

Manual

Color exterior

Green

Color interior

Black

Tapicería

Leatherette

Dirección

Lhd

Número VIN

9111121915

FABULOUS RESTORED EXAMPLE - ARRIVING IN MID FEBRUARY

A beautifully restored Left-Hand Drive 1971 Porsche 911 2.2 T, finished in its original Irish Green with a Black interior.

This matching numbers example was meticulously restored for its current owners by the renowned Pure Breed Factory in Montreal, Canada.

Over the course of two years, the car underwent a complete nut-and-bolt restoration, returning it to its original factory specification and every detail faithfully recreated. Works included a full bare-metal body restoration (documented with photographs) and the Engine and Gearbox were both rebuilt, with many new ancillaries, new suspension, interior fully re-trimmed to its original specification by a specialist trimmer, including carpets, door cards and headliner, and much more.

Vehicle Details:

Make & Model: Porsche 911T

Year: 1971

First UK Registration: 01.04.2022

Registration Number: GAM 517J

VIN No: 9111121915

Engine No: 6107227

Colour: Irish Green (original)

Interior: Black Vinyl

Engine Capacity: 2195 cc

Upon completion of the restoration the car was exported to the UK where the owners now live, but it has been mainly stored for the last 3 years covering very little mileage. The car is currently undergoing re-commissioning including a new MOT in readiness for sale, and full details including a full set of photograph's and a video will follow upon arrival in our showrooms.

NB: The asking price will be advised in due course.

Please Note:
Classic Chrome Ltd makes every effort to ensure that the information in this advertisement is accurate. All details are supplied in good faith based on the vehicle’s history file and previous ownership records. Prospective buyers should satisfy themselves as to condition and suitability prior to purchase. This does not affect your statutory rights.