This Porsche is equipped with a six-cylinder horizontally-opposed rear engine meshed with a sophisticated four-speed transmission. The 2.0-liter air-cooled engine manufactures 148 horsepower. It is the right amount of power for this small automobile. It can hold tight in the corners and will get up and go on the straightaways. It is also equipped with four-wheel disc brakes to ensure safe deceleration.

This is the classic Porsche everyone should experience. It has the beautiful styling with its freshly painted Irish Green exterior. The new black color choice on the interior is ideal; it shows soundness and style all in one. The owner reports that this vehicle has been “mostly restored,” and still has its original warranty book and Porsche Certificate of Authenticity.

Porsche relentlessly developed the seminal 356 following its 1948 introduction; plans for a new model began as early as 1956. First introduced at Frankfurt in 1963, the 911 created a stir of excitement and heated debate among Porsche enthusiasts worldwide. Series-production began in late 1964, and the new model quickly silenced Porsche’s critics.

This 911 two-door Coupe is a great representation of what the Porsche name stands for. The independent suspension makes for a smooth ride and the reliable six-cylinder engine keeps you going. A clean paint job, the proper engine and transmission package are all here for a great driving example of this favorite.