The Porsche Museum’s oldest 911 is a significant piece of automotive history. Originally produced as a Porsche 901, this signal red sports car was delivered under the now-iconic name 911, with chassis number 57. In 2014, the rusty remains of this classic were discovered in a shed by a German TV show, “The Junk Troop.” After being authenticated by Porsche Museum experts, the car became a prized part of the museum’s collection.
The extensive restoration took three years, reviving the body, engine, transmission, and interior to its original condition, bringing this legendary vehicle back to life.
Specifications:
- Model Year: 1964
- Engine: 6-Cylinder Boxer
- Displacement: 1991 ccm
- Power Output: 96 kW (130 HP)
- Top Speed: 210 km/h
This classic 911 stands as a testament to Porsche’s rich heritage and engineering prowess.
Source: Porsche
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