1973 Porsche 911 E

Recently Sold

Recently Sold

chassis number:  9113201051
engine number:  6231647
gearbox number:  7338934
production date:  May 1973
mileage:  86,106
exterior colour:  Light Yellow
interior colour:  Black Leatherette with Corduroy Inlays
selling porsche centre:  Porsche Cars Great Britain

optional equipment:
- alloy wheels 6 x 15
- stabiliser front and rear
- outside mirror
- chrome trims on wheel housing
- coloured windows

comfort equipment:
- leather steering wheel
- power windows
- head rests
- rear wiper
- collision bar rear
- sliding roof

  • highly original rhd car
  • excellent service history from new
  • matching numbers engine and gearbox
details

Chassis 9113201051 was built in May 1973 and delivered in August of the same year via Porsche Cars Great Britain. The car was one of 1,366 E coupes made in ’73 with only 105 being right hand drive, how many remain is unclear.  The car has lived in the UK through the entirety of its life for the past 51 years, changing hands just eight times in this period. 

The car has been extremely well looked after as evidenced by the myriad of invoices in the well organised history file, which includes the car’s original service booklets.

In 2014 the car underwent a sympathetic refresh by Jon Miller of Classic Carrera in Limerick where it was stripped back to bare metal and was described by Jon to be the best RHD F series 911 he had ever seen with practically no corrosion found. The car was repainted in its original colour of Light Yellow while every effort was made to retain any original patina. 

All the good condition glass, trim and interior were reinstalled, original paint in the bays left untouched and the original date stamped Fuchs left unrestored to name just a few of the many period details that remain intact. 

As part of the refresh, the original engine was thoroughly rebuilt including shuffle pinning and line honing the journals, steps many would overlook. Every stage of the 2 year refresh was extensively documented with invoices and photographs, which is all included in the cars history file. 

The car has continued to be lightly used and regularly maintained with the odometer showing 86,106 original miles.  The car was affectionately nicknamed “Sunny” by its previous owner, a well-known collector of rare right hand drive Porsche cars. 

chassis number:  9113201051
engine number:  6231647
gearbox number:  7338934
production date:  May 1973
mileage:  86,106
exterior colour:  Light Yellow
interior colour:  Black Leatherette with Corduroy Inlays
selling porsche centre:  Porsche Cars Great Britain

optional equipment:
- alloy wheels 6 x 15
- stabiliser front and rear
- outside mirror
- chrome trims on wheel housing
- coloured windows

comfort equipment:
- leather steering wheel
- power windows
- head rests
- rear wiper
- collision bar rear
- sliding roof

  • highly original rhd car
  • excellent service history from new
  • matching numbers engine and gearbox
The combination of the factory fresh bodywork paired with the numerous original details gives the car a presence and a palpable sense of quality.
Our thoughts

It is not often you find an early UK 911 that has withstood the test of time as well as this car has. Special thanks should go to each of the previous owners who enjoyed the car while thoughtfully spending money to keep it in wonderful condition and making sure to document any works carried out. 

Visually the car benefits from the refresh in 2014 with the paint remaining in fabulous condition. The combination of the factory fresh bodywork paired with the numerous original details gives the car a presence and a palpable sense of quality. 

The car also drives particularly well, benefitting from the full engine rebuild in 2014. The torquey punch provided by the fuel-injected 2.4L engine gives the car a lovely, usable feeling that sits well with the overall sense of well-being.

The market will tell you that a 911S is infinitely preferable to the theoretically lesser models. That is exactly what makes this car such an interesting opportunity. A car this rare, this well-maintained and this enjoyable to use should surely be at the top of any enthusiast’s wish list and it does, in fact, come directly from the ownership of Sports Purpose founder James.

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