1973 Porsche 911 2.7 Targa

Porsche 911 2.7 Targa (1973)Vehicle description Kickdown Check On-site kickdown assessment completed 142 photos Video including engine run and test drive Paint thickness measurement Last service: November 2024 Engine completely overhauled in 2020; invoice for approximately 16,000€ available Odometer reading: 109,519 km, partially verifiable Facts & Specifications Year of manufacture: 1973 First registration: Germany Engine: 2.7-liter six-cylinder engine with 150 hp Transmission: Manual Exterior color: Blue Interior: black faux leather and fabric upholstery TÜV valid until 05/27, H license plate Condition Exterior The car is painted blue. The body is in acceptable condition. Paint thickness measurements showed values ranging from 288 µm to 907 µm. Several scratches, stone chips, and scuffs are visible. (Photos 30, 39, 42, 46, 50, 53, 60) In the area of the Targa bar and the side seal, paint chipping and noticeable age-related wear are visible. (Photos 47, 48) Interior The car has a black faux leather interior with fabric seat cushions. The interior is in good condition for its age. There may be slight signs of wear; no major defects are known. Mechanics The vehicle is registered and ready to drive immediately. Last maintenance: November 2024. A complete workshop overhaul was performed in 2020. The 2.7-liter boxer engine starts up quickly, runs smoothly at idle, and produces a steady, unobtrusive mechanical sound. The engine responds cleanly to the throttle, revs up smoothly, and then returns to idle evenly. There are no known technical defects. History Ownership History Number of owners: 5 Service History Last service in November 2024 2020: Complete workshop overhaul Documents Vehicle Registration Certificate (Images 132–135) and Vehicle Title (Image 140) Invoices (Images 136–138) Summary For sale is a 1973 Porsche 911 Targa in blue with a black faux leather interior. The vehicle has a manual transmission and a mileage of 109,519 km, which is partially verifiable. The last service was performed in November 2024, and the vehicle also underwent a complete workshop overhaul in 2020. The vehicle was delivered in Germany and has had five owners to date. It is reported to have been accident-free during the current owner’s tenure. The TÜV inspection is valid through 05/27, and the Porsche also has an “H” license plate. With its documented workshop overhaul, the “H” license plate, and its overall well-documented condition, this Porsche 911 Targa offers an interesting opportunity for buyers seeking a classic Porsche with verifiable key details.