Porsche 912 Coupé – 1967 – Light Blue – Dutch Registration
 
TECHNICAL & MECHANICAL CONDITION

This 1967 Porsche 912 Coupé is equipped with a 1.6-liter air-cooled four-cylinder boxer engine, coupled to a manual gearbox.

The engine is located at the rear and drives the rear wheels. The car features independent suspension and disc brakes all around. Thanks to its relatively low weight and good handling, this Porsche 912 is a particularly pleasant drive and is a fun classic Porsche to drive.

### EXTERIOR & BODYWORK

The Porsche is finished in a beautiful light blue color. The car was completely repainted about a year and a half ago. The paintwork is in very neat condition and presents beautifully.

The body features the characteristic lines of early Porsche models, with round headlights, chrome bumpers, and the classic sloping roofline.

The car sits on steel Porsche wheels with chrome hubcaps. The combination of the light blue paint and chrome details suits this early Porsche 912 well.

### INTERIOR

The interior is finished in black, with perforated center sections in the front seats and matching black door panels. The seats are equipped with headrests and are in neat condition.

The dashboard features the classic five round Porsche instruments and a three-spoke steering wheel. Furthermore, the car has black floor carpeting and a light headliner.

The interior presents itself well-maintained and forms a beautiful combination with the light blue bodywork.

### HISTORY & DOCUMENTATION

This Porsche 912 was built in 1967 and delivered on October 31, 1967, via VW Pacific in Culver City, California, United States.

The original Porsche Kardex is present and lists, among other things, the original color Silbermetall, a black interior, and factory options such as tinted glass, chrome