Porsche 911 E

The vehicle in detail

According to the car’s original Pflegepass, the 911 was first serviced in Lübeck, Germany, on May 22, 1969. By that October, however, it was in the hands of a California-based owner who had it serviced by Chick Iverson Porsche in Newport Beach. In 1984, the car was acquired by Charles Wheeler of San Diego, who would cherish the special Porsche for the next four decades until it was acquired by the consignor. An original California black-plate car, this 911 E presents in lovely unrestored condition, which, combined with its unusual factory options, drew the current owner to this example. In an ideal specification and, significantly, retaining its matching-numbers engine, this car remains a charming and largely original example of Porsche’s much-admired 911 E.

Car Highlights
First Year of the Desirable and Dynamic E Model; Final Year of the Coveted Two-Liter 911

Originally Delivered in Ossi Blue, Available for Just Two Model Years