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PORSCHE 911 E 2.0, 1968

DELIVERY MILES SINCE FULL RESTORATION

LIGHT IVORY WHITE WITH RED VINYL & CORDUROY INTERIOR

CHASSIS No. 119200001 ENGINE No. 6290001

FACTORY SPECIFICATION INCLUDES :- BOSCH MECHANICAL FUEL INJECTION, FUCHS 14” 5 ½ ALLOYS, MAGNESIUM CRANKCASE, CABIN HEATER, LEATHER TRIMMED SPORTS STEERING WHEEL, 1969 MODEL YEAR FLARED WHEEL ARCHES, FIXED QUARTER LIGHT WINDOWS, VENTED BRAKE DISCS, ALUMINIUM BRAKE CALIPERS, TWIN BATTERIES.

Hexagon Classics are delighted to offer a most unique and historically-important Porsche 911E 2.0. This is the very first long-wheelbase car that Porsche produced, a prototype that retains its matching-number components, and has been fully restored without regard to expense to “as new” showroom condition. The moniker ‘E’ for Einspritzung, signified the factory’s first-ever fuel injected road car.

Imported to Porsche Cars Great Britain, Isleworth in 1969, the Porsche 911E was first owned by Formula One and Two racer Robs Lamplough who then sold the Porsche 911E to Formula One manager and noted racer Paddy McNally, who subsequently sold the Porsche to legendary Swiss Formula One and Porsche Works driver Jo Siffert. Among other notable victories, in 1970 Siffert and co-driver Brian Redman won the Targa Florio race in a Porsche 908/3.

The diecast magnesium crankcase, chain housings and valve covers mean that this car is the first known Porsche Magnesium Flat-Six Crankcase. The Bosch MFI fuel pump was fully restored to preserve originality. Remarkably the green fan shroud needed no additional painting or repair. The 901/03 transmission has an all-aluminium casing that was used in cars between late 1968 and 1971. This is also the first-ever example of a Porsche with CDI ignition system, which improved combustion and reduced spark plug fouling. The vital addition of 57mm to the chassis length of the car helped the Porsche 911combat the dramatic oversteer of the earlier SWB models.

For over 25 years this important barn find lay undiscovered hidden under hay bales in Scotland until being unearthed in 2011. It was sold to a Porsche enthusiast in 2012 who then commissioned the finest marque experts, including Auto Classica, GDC Automotive, Redtek and Gibson’s to restore the Porsche back to its showroom state. More than £280,000 was spent just to ensure that this important Porsche has no equal. The former Porsche prototype even retained the SWB indicators, horn grilles and dash top. After restoration it took pride of place at the Autoworld exhibition in Brussels.

Offering a special opportunity for serious enthusiasts, the first-ever Porsche 911E 2.0 is now available to view at our London showrooms.

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Marka: Porsche
Seria modelu: 911
Nazwa modelu: 911 2.0 E
Kod producenta: "Urmodell"
Data pierwszej rejestracji: Nie podano
Rok produkcji: 1969
Przebieg (odczyt): 79 mi
Numer nadwozia: Nie podano
Numer silnika: Nie podano
Numer skrzyni biegów: Nie podano
Zgodność numerów: Nie
Liczba właścicieli: Nie podano

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Typ nadwozia: Coupe
Moc (kW/hp): 103/140
Pojemność skokowa (cm³): 1991
Liczba cylindrów: 6
Liczba drzwi: 2
Kierownica: Right (RHD)
Skrzynia biegów: Manual
Liczba biegów: Nie podano
Skrzynia biegów: Rear
Hamulce przednie: Disc
Hamulce tylne: Disc
Rodzaj paliwa: Petrol

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Kolor nadwozia: White
Kolor wnętrza: Red

Materiał wnętrza: Textile

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