1972 Porsche 911E Targa Shell

Description

1972 marks the first/last year of the ill-fated external oil filler door (often mistaken for fuel), an automotive quirk which has made these model year 911s quite collectable. Although currently shod in Signal/Viper green, the original Olive Green (color code 414) still pokes through. The chassis is rust free, however the front indicates the vehicle was impacted and needs some metal work. This Targa shell comes with a California title and will make a great foundation for a restoration or hot rod, or even a donor if you're looking for original panels for another project.

Vehicle comes as a bare shell, however we have suspension available for purchase and can make the vehicle a roller for an additional charge if desired (contact us if this is what you're interested in.) Vehicle can be picked up locally or we can help arrange transport.

We're a reputable service/restoration shop in San Diego CA, so feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Makellos Classics

225 Market Place | Escondido, CA 92029

P: (760) 300-4037 | F: (760) 300-4038

Matt Kenyon

Owner/Sales Manager
mkenyon@makellosclassics.com

Makellos Classics is a specialized Porsche dealer, service, and restoration center in San Diego, CA. Founded by a family of Porsche collectors, we have been buying and selling Porsches for the past 25 years. Our in house technicians have over 60 years of experience and are factory trained by Porsche. All of our cars are inspected and serviced in-house prior to being listed. We have sold Porsches to happy clients around the world. Buy with confidence.

www.makellosclassics.com